The phrase "able to be involved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or eligibility to participate in an activity or situation.
Example: "We are looking for volunteers who are able to be involved in our community outreach program."
Alternatives: "capable of participating" or "eligible to take part".
Is she able to be involved with the transcribing and editing process?
It is monumental that victims, including former child soldiers, where able to be involved directly in the trial.
"And as a long-time family-run New York City real estate and hotel company, we were also able to be involved in the community".
For example, some providers felt that being able to be involved in the early negotiation of the detail of section 106 agreements would achieve greater certainty in relation to delivery and help to avoid conflicting requirements.
Similarly, any individual boy or girl who wants to stay involved in Boy Scouting, if their troop is no longer able to be involved with a Reform organization, we'll work with him to find him a new troop or pack".
"It was amazing feeling to be able to be involved in invention — but not just invention, the creating of a marketplace that had real value to add," she said.
England's backroom staff had hoped he would be able to continue to be involved in the tour after a cortisone injection but that has not proved to be the case.
"I worry, frankly, that I'll be involved, but I won't be able to be as involved as I was".
People would be able to be directly involved in an unprecedented way if they were able to text-message contributions.
People would be able to be directly involved in these issues in an unprecedented way if they were able to text-message contributions.
At the end of my career, I would come home from the rink and be so tired I would not be able to be as involved as I would have liked to be.
