The phrase "able to confront them" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability or readiness to face or deal with a challenge or opposition.
Example: "She felt confident and ready, finally able to confront them about the issues that had been bothering her."
Alternatives: "capable of facing them" or "prepared to challenge them".
But Mr. Obama's speech understated two facts that follow from his chosen explanation, and unless the president is able to confront them, his administration's response to the problem he so accurately defined will fall short.
I've come to understand a lot of my fears now because I'm able to confront them directly in dreams".
Running is also likely to separate your attackers, making it more likely to be able to confront them individually.
Everybody has thoughts and questions they don't dare ask themselves and in that room, for 50 minutes on a Wednesday morning, I was able to confront and answer them with no judgement from the person sitting opposite me.
The judges said English common law and European human rights law require that a defendant be able to confront his accusers and cross examine them properly.
Our Constitution guarantees that those suspected of crimes must be informed of the charges against them, be able to confront their accusers, consult with a lawyer and have a speedy and open trial.
And to the degree that you are able to confront your fears and move past them, you have this particular kind of power.
Basch is also able to confront the Marquis, who captures the party and detains them on board the Archadian airship Leviathan, headed by Judge Ghis.
If you simply are not able to confront your parent about it, leave a note for them.
Syrians do not need foreign fighters to help them fight Isis; they have indigenous fighters, better acquainted with the land and able to confront any aggressor, particularly where there is firm international will to support them to do so.
"Before, the Iraqi people didn't think they were able to confront the American troops, but the hatred they feel encourages them to show resistance," he said.
