The phrase "able to convert it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability to change or transform something into a different form or format.
Example: "The software is able to convert it into a more user-friendly format for easier access."
Alternatives: "capable of transforming it" or "able to change it".
Of those four or five, maybe one or two are actually able to convert it into something real.
Mr Grasso's pension became, in effect, a concealed source of pay because he was able to convert it into cash while still working at the exchange.
Men and women in same-sex relationships who are already in a civil partnership will be able to convert it to a civil marriage from 10 December this year, it has been announced.
Sturridge was a thorn in the Gunners' side all afternoon and also won a penalty that would have put Bolton two goals ahead had captain Kevin Davies been able to convert it.
She was right on one point: calling out race and racism is no way to become "likable" in American pop culture – not unless one has the rare skill of being able to convert it into laughs and entertainment.
Also known as the Justice party, it is led by the former cricketer Imran Khan, and has had some success at provincial level but has never been able to convert it into national power.
Although Z. mobilis 8b was able to convert 4-hydroxybenzaldehyde, it was not able to overcome growth and fermentation inhibition at 1X MIC.
If indeed P. carbinolicus is able to convert glycine to hydroxypyruvate, it should also be able to catabolize glycine taken up from its environment, as suggested by the presence of a putative glycine/alanine uptake transporter (Pcar_2492).
With little more than a cheap metal ring found on eBay, a Dremel tool and a sander, Mr. McCully was able to convert the old lens so it would mount on his new digital camera.
The first half very much belonged to St Mirren and had Thompson been able to convert a seventh-minute opportunity, it would have been a goal to grace any game.
This suggests that the ribbons would be able to convert directly into microtubules, as it was experimentally confirmed [9].
