The phrase "able to convert them" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or capacity to change or transform something into a different form or state.
Example: "The software is able to convert them into various file formats for easier access."
Alternatives: "capable of transforming them" or "able to change them."
And I felt like I was playing well, but I just, when I put myself in position to make a putt to either win or tie a hole, I wasn't able to convert them".
"In 50 years, there will be transponders built into the car, so if we build tollbooths, we will be able to convert them to some other use," like rest or maintenance areas.
So far, at least, Packard has been able to convert them to his gospel of self-reliance and penny-pinching.
Cook struck an outstanding 130 at Headingley to remind us of his world-class pedigree, but he will be disappointed that in his other three innings he got starts without being able to convert them into something more substantial.
There are already many online music communities, and even if WaTunes does begin to distribute music for a large number of artists, I still don't see how they'll be able to convert them into new users on their music portal.
Says Brevde, those other industries will naturally come to the site because of the overlap in technologies, and then Asseta will be able to convert them into uploading the equipment they have for sale, too.
Brad Isbister generated several good scoring chances for the Islanders, but he was not able to convert any of them.
The visitors had most of the best scoring chances in the second half without being able to convert any of them.
"I won't deny that I'm disappointed to have had two pole positions and not to have been able to convert either of them into victories," Hamilton said.
Senegal created chances but were not able to convert any of them - and must now face a play-off against an Asian team for the remaining Olympic place.
"Its a given that Columbias members are active music buyers, so its natural to assume theyll be able to convert some of them into electronic shoppers," says Volpe Brown Whelan analyst Derek Brown.
