The phrase "able to command his" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's ability to exert control or influence over something or someone.
Example: "He is able to command his team effectively, ensuring that everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "capable of leading his" or "able to direct his".
Tohamy claimed to speak to saints and prophets, and even to be able to command his heart to stop beating.
In turning around his season, Vazquez had managed to pitch effectively despite a drop in velocity because he had been able to command his pitches.
"And it also looks like to me he's kind of a cerebral guy, where he has a good memory out there as to what he did before to get a particular guy out and able to command his fastball enough to be able to attack them in different spots".
For her part, Cotillard is able to command her own space in the film, doing more with less.
His global marketing contracts are as much tied to his national team exposure as the million-dollar salaries that he has been able to command while dividing his time between the Galaxy team and AC Milan, one of the top clubs in Europe.
His global marketing contracts are as much tied to his national team exposure as the million-dollar salaries that he has been able to command while dividing his time between the Galaxy and A.C. Milan, one of the top clubs in Europe.
Simon is a major star who is able to command top fees for his work, but I don't think he'd like me to negotiate through the pages of the Guardian".
Thanks to this success -- which, along the way, has netted him three Oscar nominations -- Depp has been able to command top dollar for his work, becoming the most handsomely paid actor in Hollywood, earning $100 million last year alone.
It stands to reason that the landlord will now be able to command $43 a foot without losing his customers to New Jersey or midtown.
Other tributes came from Ralph Gonsalves, the Prime Minister of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, who described Odlum as "one of the region's finest political orators, who was persuasive, eloquent and was able to command attention universally, not only in his native capital city Castries but also at the United Nations, in Geneva, Cape Town or in London".
It stands to reason that the landlord will now be able to command $464 a square meter without losing his customers to New Jersey or midtown.
