The phrase "able to be inserted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that can be added or included into another object or context.
Example: "The new feature is designed to be able to be inserted into the existing software without any issues."
Alternatives: "capable of being added" or "able to be included".
A mid-scala array design appears able to be inserted with minimal trauma, to return a predictable insertion depth across various sizes of cochleae and to support reasonable levels of speech understanding without relying on residual hearing.
DR-9 Must be able to be inserted or removed from the host PC at any time without causing either the host or the TED to enter an error state.
It was difficult to tracheally intubate the infant; only an uncuffed 2.5 mm endotracheal tube (ETT) was able to be inserted into the trachea and it was difficult to place this in the right position.
Make sure the rod has room to slide in and out of the band; otherwise, the rod will not be able to be inserted.
It is made up of continuous binding of the edge with a slew of steel or aluminum straps that can support the cable that are not able to be inserted in the cable cuff.
A thinner tissue is able to be folded to be inserted in a much smaller sized catheter for aortic valve replacement.
Mr Cameron might be able to secure concessions that could be inserted into the treaties later on.
Young people will be able to better insert themselves in a labour market when there's a real investment in quality education," he said.
Check to see how stretched the lift chains are (you should not be able to insert a dime between the links if they are in good shape).
It was demonstrated that the developed planner was able to successfully insert ring-shaped objects into a cylinder.
Roast until cooked, about 30 minutes; you should be able to easily insert a sharp knife through them.
