The phrase "able to command their" 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: "The leader was able to command their team's respect through effective communication and strong leadership skills."
Alternatives: "capable of commanding their" or "able to exert control over their".
No other nation fostered newspapers that combined information and entertainment in such appealing packages that they were able to command, at their height, a collective audience that accounted for about 85% of the entire population.
His presence and combative edge ensured Chelsea were not able to command midfield in their usual manner.
Moreover, it is not clear that the elders, whatever their intentions, will be able to command the loyalties of their own members.
Once it arrives, Made in Space will be able to command AMF remotely from their headquarters in the NASA Ames Research Park.
St Mirren had to be resourceful, since they were not good enough to submit Celtic to periods of pressure, while the visitors were able to command the ball in their opponents' half.
I can just barely imagine now their confusion (more so in another way, which I will get to) over how exactly this new toy was able to command so much of their kids' valuable time.
Designers are the other only role able to command a premium on their national wage average by opting to work for a tech startup — with the data showing that designers are being offered 5% more on average (£38,692 vs £36,757).
Which is why so few are able to command the love of their people.
In addition, as the costs of production change, at least in theory farmers should be able to command a higher price for their produce, but if that happens, higher prices are likely to affect consumer demand and maybe the level of imports, which will then feed back into changes in demand for primary products from farmers.
Mr Gurung says that by creating a unique product Nepalese farmers will also be able to command a higher price for their crop.
