The phrase "able to broker the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to facilitate or negotiate an agreement or deal.
Example: "She is able to broker the necessary agreements between the two parties to ensure a smooth collaboration."
Alternatives: "capable of negotiating the" or "skilled in arranging the".
It took more than 4 years, but the World Health Organization (WHO) was able to broker the PIP Framework, finalized in May 2011 (Fig. 1).
Christopher's pursuits are driven by his belief that there's a scarcity of "corporate diplomats" able to broker the kind of dialogues required to direct disruptive technology toward responsible and profitable ends, while mitigating unforeseen pitfalls.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft really wants one of his four Super Bowl rings back from Putin ― whom he alleges stole it from him during an encounter in 2005 ― and he hopes Trump will be able to broker the deal. .
Now we see that the OECD has not yet been able to broker this kind of international cooperation.
Mr. Obama was able to broker that deal by taking advantage of existing executive authority and the near-desperate desire of the struggling auto companies for a single national fuel-efficiency standard, rather than a patchwork of conflicting state and federal rules.
Accepting his peace prize in Tipperary, Richard Haass had the good grace to acknowledge he would have readily foregone the award for the agreement he was not able to broker at the New Year.
Notify the LEA (Local Educational Authority, who is the person who is able to broker services at the time of the meetings).
Well-liked on both sides of the aisle, Daschle might have been able to broker some of the differences between conservatives and progressives.
Carter was able to broker a deal with the other studio, paving the way for Patrick's portrayal of Doggett in season eight premiere "Within".
After the 39-day siege, U.S. officials, including the station chief of the Central Intelligence Agency, were able to broker a deal to end the stalemate.
But under his leadership, the Eurogroup has failed to emerge as a body able to broker big deals during the latest crisis, often having to refer difficult decisions to national leaders.
