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The phrase "able to capture a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the capability of someone or something to successfully obtain or seize a particular object, idea, or moment.
Example: "The photographer was able to capture a stunning image of the sunset."
Alternatives: "capable of capturing a" or "able to seize a".
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"We're able to capture a margin off that that makes the business sustainable".
He was able to capture a few minutes of footage before Google security busted him.
As a result, they have been able to capture a few segments of the U.S. market in, say, shampoos.
Namely, are we able to capture a specific design heuristic by applying a suitable subset of design metrics?
The absolute minimum requirement for any design flow is to be able to capture a useable representation of an idea.
The maximum source distance at which the detector was able to capture a radiation signal was calculated.
Very few television shows about New York have ever been able to capture a similar warmth for one's fellow-man; perhaps being compassionate doesn't make for compelling TV.
My new flatmates thought this was hilarious and were even able to capture a very unflattering image, which has become our flat's WhatsApp group photo.
Using CT scanning techniques, the scientists were able to capture a series of images through the fossil and, from these, created a 3D digital image of the creature.
With some adjustments to his instruments and methods, he was able to capture a stronger image in Willows, Calif., in 1889.
Using these design modifications, we demonstrate a new device that is able to capture a wider size range of CTCs from clinical samples, uncovering further heterogeneity.
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