The phrase "able to be extracted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to be removed or obtained from a source.
Example: "The data from the survey is able to be extracted for further analysis."
Alternatives: "can be retrieved" or "is extractable."
Via the equation below, dielectric constant (k) was able to be extracted from the high-k capacitance.
However, the detailed information of the size and fraction of Cu and TiMoC was not able to be extracted.
In the second step, we applied a filter over the identified information in the first step, considering only those able to be extracted from Facebook.
These systems normally utilise disparity information extracted from left and right image pairs, but ignore the optic flows able to be extracted from the two image sequences.
This assumption helps us to extract our visual context cues; however, if other context information is able to be extracted with a mobile camera, our approach may be used.
Although the method proposed in this article mainly concentrates on single-HAR, it can be also applied to all the aforementioned scenarios, given that the 2D silhouettes of the agents are able to be extracted from image sequences.
Adipose return, at first, will be somewhat slower, as the graft tissue must be in suspension to be able to be easily extracted.
First, we need to be able to reproducibly extract quantitative information from images.
They are unlikely to get the economic shares that Apple was able to extract, but that is ok if they can leverage the data for advertising.
During his two terms, Mr. Bloomberg has increased teacher pay by 43percentt, and one of the few significant changes he was able to extract during negotiations was the right for principals to make their own hiring decisions.
The only joy Bernard is able to extract from life is in making it worse for others: "his only relief, and that a mild, transient one, had turned out to lie in malicious schemes, acts and remarks".
