The phrase "able to conquer the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to overcome challenges or obstacles in various contexts, such as personal growth, competition, or conflict.
Example: "With determination and hard work, she felt she was finally able to conquer the fears that had held her back for so long."
Alternatives: "capable of overcoming the" or "able to defeat the".
We may be able to conquer the world wearing spandex.
As a consequence, Swinthila (621 631) was able to conquer the remaining Byzantine fortresses in the peninsula and to extend Visigothic authority throughout Spain.
Yes, he did his virtues score-card, and he was finally able to conquer the 12 that he had listed for himself like frugality and industry.
That year, David Ho published a paper in Nature in which he mathematically predicted that an H.I.V. patient on the HAART regimen should be able to conquer the detectable virus in twenty-eight to thirty-seven months.
In 2007 Defar was finally able to conquer the 3,000-metre 3,000-metred that had previously eluded her: in February she broke the previous record by more than four seconds.
The small turbines are self-started at lower wind speed, thus the hub and tip parts are vital for the starting-up torque which should be able to conquer the resistance of the generator and the mechanical system.
The real reason the Spanish were able to conquer the Americas was that they had guns and syphilis, against which the indigenous peoples had sticks and no antibodies.
I wanted to be able to conquer that hill by the end of the month.
Look at her thrill at she rides down the slide at the park for the first time or climbs a set of stairs for the first time, so proud of being able to conquer that exciting accomplishment.
Sometimes in life it feels as if there are overwhelming odds to overcome, and that despite the most valiant of efforts one will never be able to conquer these challenges.
Unfortunately, we have never been able to conquer this with this group, that we are going to play every night.
