The phrase "able to decouple the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the capability to separate or distinguish different components or elements of a system or concept.
Example: "The new software is able to decouple the user interface from the backend processes, allowing for more flexibility in design."
Alternatives: "capable of separating the" or "able to detach the".
By considering two display technologies (HMD and Smartwatch) we are also able to decouple the role of the visualisation from how it is displayed, identifying how showing the visualisation can help in the conversation.
The CVC proposed is mainly composed of an ac capacitive bridge and a phase-sensitive detector (PSD), is capable of detecting capacitance changes from dc up to at least 20 kHz, and is able to decouple the position of a levitated rotor moving along three orthogonal axes.
By performing these independent measurements under identical experimental conditions, we were able to decouple the three processes and establish time scales for each.
We needed to be able to decouple the services in order to maintain them separately in isolated environments.
We were able to decouple the closure and hydrolysis steps by removing MgCl2 from the closure reactions in the presence of nucleotide and find that closure is much slower than hydrolysis, with both WT and Δstrap hTRAP1.
Since we are able to decouple the dependence of melanin and epidermal thickness (Eq. (2)) by measuring the epidermal thickness with OCT, we hypothesize that it should be possible to quantify melanin as well.
We were able to decoupled the DAE system into 4, 028 differential equations and 154 algebraic equations using the procedure we discussed in Section 3.2.1, i.e. n 10 = 4028, k 1 = 35 and k 0 = 119.
The optimists, by contrast, thought the rest of the world would be able to decouple from the problems of the American housing market.Neither group really foresaw that the crunch would be accompanied by a soaring oil price.
Unilever's future success depends upon us being able to decouple our growth from our environmental footprint while at the same time increasing our positive social impacts.
The transition will need to be at a global scale to take the world from the current dysfunctional, linear economic model to one that is able to decouple growth from resource constraints.
For example, we have been able to decouple eye movements and hand movements using Müller Lyer configurations as targets.
