The phrase "able to coexist in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of different entities, ideas, or systems to exist together without conflict.
Example: "The two species are able to coexist in the same habitat, sharing resources without competition."
Alternatives: "capable of existing together in" or "able to live harmoniously in".
Frequently, the girls are able to coexist in class and in school after their initial clash.
There is such a slew of excellent leading characters in GoT, it always impresses me that they are able to coexist in this one show.
In most instances, major conflicts have resulted but recently, certain companies have worked to improve communications with resident small-scale operators, which have resulted in both parties being able to coexist in harmony within the same land plot.
And it is time to begin to imagine ways in which Palestinians and Israelis will finally be able to coexist in complete equality in the small country they will ultimately have to share, once it is free of the domination of one group over the other.
The two types of cookies should be able to coexist in the same protocol.
RIM and Apple have been able to coexist in recent years because many business professionals carry two phones with them: a BlackBerry for work and an iPhone for personal use.
"There is no point in fighting them or explaining to them that we should be able to coexist civilly in the marketplace," she wrote me.
As stated previously, the bees were able to coexist harmoniously in the mixed-species colonies with pre-existing Acc adults.
Being able to coexist with Gorton, in 1658 the Pawtuxet settlers expressed the desire to reunite with Providence, and upon their own motion it was done.
For more than 2,000 years, he said, the peoples who live in the heart of Asia had been able to coexist, cooperate and flourish despite "differences in race, belief and cultural background".
The methylated HPI is able to coexist with all the DNA and enzymes in the solution while the unmethylated HPI can be cleaved into single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) fragments.
