The phrase "able to capture this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to understand, record, or seize something, whether it's an idea, emotion, or physical object.
Example: "The photographer was able to capture this moment perfectly, showcasing the beauty of the sunset."
Alternatives: "capable of seizing this" or "able to grasp this".
Somehow (and I'm not going to be able to capture this adequately), she combines extreme empathy with extreme tough-mindedness.
"It demonstrates the importance of citizens being able to capture this type of video and protecting their right to record," Mr. Gregory said.
Just imagine how much Sierra Leone could benefit if they were able to capture this tax revenue, both in the short term and to help the country recover and build a brighter future free from poverty.
It has been unclear to what extent Mr. Trump will be able to capture this core Republican constituency, because some leading evangelicals have spoken of being disturbed by his penchant for boasting about himself and belittling others, his pledges to deport Mexican immigrants and bar Muslims from entering the country, and his past support for abortion rights and gay rights.
Some of the arguments backing the tech boom ultimately proved to be flawed, he acknowledges, but the analysis holding stock prices up -- that productivity had reached a new level and companies would be able to capture this in higher profits -- was reasonable.
Moreover, the dual analysis was able to capture this variation.
The potential number of interventions and diseases may mean that having one condition-specific instrument able to capture the impact for this variety would be difficult.
Although it appears that we were able to capture the effects of this short-term change in traffic patterns to some degree, the relationships were weak and only detectable in a subset of our analyses, and there are a number of limitations that must be acknowledged.
It is an effective slogan because it has been able to capture the broader politics of this moment where income inequality, unemployment and homelessness continue to rise in this country.
However, LiDAR metrics computed in a grid cell of 5 m captured finer details of forest structure variability then those computed in a grid cell of 20 m; therefore, maps overestimated AGC in young stands and underestimated AGC in older stands, because the models calibrated from tree data collected within plots of 400 m2 were not able to capture the forest variability at this fine resolution.
No single model is able to capture the full complexity of this reality, but the work presented here is intended to shed some light on the criteria for invasion success and subsequent evolution of emergent strains.
