The phrase "able to be established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for something to be set up, created, or confirmed.
Example: "The new policy is able to be established by the end of the month if all stakeholders agree."
Alternatives: "can be established" or "is capable of being established."
And the good summer means wasps have been able to forage, more nests are able to be established and reach maturity and there is a ready supply of insects in the warm summer months".
If these parameters are not correctly specified, the mesh network will not be able to be established or it will suffer from instability issues.
However, the fact that many of these species can be seen growing in a wide range of climatic, soil type, and slope positions across New Zealand suggests that they may be able to be established.
Based on these transferable markers, the molecular identification systems is able to be established for accessing the hybridization and introgression among species of the genus Phalaenopsis in future work.
If the tumor does not manufacture immunoglobulin, the diagnosis may not be able to be established preoperatively.
But since the assessment is exclusively based on questionnaires no formal diagnosis has been able to be established over the Internet.
But all that his critics have been able to establish is that he has been consulted.
Melanesia is interesting because most languages in the area are part of the Austronesian language family, which linguists have already been able to establish are linked.
"The ease with which they were able to establish wiretaps was totally unrealistic," Mr. Garland said.
As such, we would expect smaller antigenic mutants to be able to successfully establish.
The trajectory we have been able to establish will not be realised," he said.
