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Discover LudwigThe phrase "able to claim" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or eligibility to assert a right or entitlement to something.
Example: "After completing the necessary paperwork, she was finally able to claim her inheritance."
Alternatives: "capable of asserting" or "entitled to declare".
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You won't be able to claim on your insurance.
And you want to be able to claim success.
You won't be able to claim through your travel insurance.
They will be able to claim refunds next week.
Those who reached Dover would be able to claim asylum.
They now have to carry identity cards to be able to claim benefits.
You may also be able to claim bereavement allowance or widowed parent's allowance.
In the end, all signatories to the Bipartisan Accord were able to claim victory.
3 No newly arrived EU jobseekers will be able to claim housing benefit.
With few rivals to the title, he may well be able to claim it.
where he still leads, he will be able to claim that the people have spoken.
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