The phrase "able to direct the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to guide or manage a particular process, project, or group.
Example: "She is able to direct the team towards achieving their goals effectively."
Alternatives: "capable of leading the" or "qualified to manage the".
But why not a fully fledged state bank dealing directly with the public, able to direct the direction and levels of investment in the public interest, using the services of local post offices and providing general banking services without the need for enormous salaries and bonuses?
You want to be able to direct the pilot".
He at least would have been able to direct the traffic.
GUS assays proved that the isolated promoter was able to direct the expression of the reporter gene in transgenic tobacco.
Once the Jets recognized the coverage, Pennington was able to direct the offense with flair, which impressed his teammates as much as anything else they saw.
Eventually, the bond between boy and beast deepens to such a degree that you'll be able to direct the creature with greater specificity.
Amalgamated could remain in the case as a named plaintiff, but the Regents, with lead status, would be able to direct the course of the litigation.
During these weekly sessions, I found that I was able to direct the discussion to issues that had been raised in the online postings.
Clinton would also be able to direct the Justice Department to crack down on illegal gun sales, although prosecuting such crimes is difficult, Winkler said.
Then, a second layer is designed with the aim of providing the robot with a target approaching system, able to direct the robot itself towards visual targets.
Additionally, phosphorolysis cells were able to direct the favorable energy metabolism to recombinant protein production, resulting in up to five fold more recombinant proteins.
