The phrase "able to be presented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that can be shown, displayed, or demonstrated in a particular context.
Example: "The findings of the research are able to be presented at the upcoming conference."
Alternatives: "capable of being shown" or "suitable for presentation".
Through a spokeswoman, Mr. Pinault called Mr. Nauman "one of the greatest artists of our time," adding that with this arrangement, "For Beginners" "will be able to be presented on both sides of the Atlantic".
Conceptions of justice, to be political, must apply to society's basic social and political institutions, must be able to be presented independently of any particular view of the good life, and must be worked out by appeal to ideas implicit in the public political culture of a constitutional democracy (Rawls 1999b, 584).
Because comics are visual, the reading material will be able to be presented nicely online, Kuskin said.
Finally, the data among three groups (SLE preceding TTP, SLE following TTP, and SLE concomitant with TTP) were not able to be presented and analyzed meaningfully due to the relatively fewer cases in SLE following TTP group (only four cases), which limited the statistical power for comparisons.
I want to be able to be present on every mobile endpoint," Nadella told technology site ZDnet.
After much to-do, their son's big day was reshuffled and Ben Sr .was able to be present for his granddaughter's wedding.
"I was disappointed that there was an indication from Chinese officials and the court that Australian officials would not be present or be able to be present for the commercial information charge," Mr. Smith said.
"I think the important thing is to be able to be present when the music is being played, because there is a very, very intimate relationship between the musicians, their music and their instruments," he told CNN in 1997.
Whitman's "I Sing the Body Electric" is not a prototype for Skype, but the fact is that we live in practically undreamed circumstances where, as compensation for never really being able to be present where we are, we are easily and magically able to show up in places where we are not.
