The phrase "able to discuss when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating the capability to have a conversation about a specific time or timing of an event or action.
Example: "I am able to discuss when we can schedule the meeting at your convenience."
Alternatives: "capable of discussing when" or "prepared to talk about when".
To be able to discuss this, when you get an idea on the spot instead of planning a meeting in one or two or three weeks, makes a huge difference," she said.
Speaking during a visit to Cairo, he said, "We are working on those sanctions…quite urgently and I hope we will be able to discuss them further when we meet again in the middle of October".
Related research has found that families of dying patients who felt supported [ 44], and were able to discuss spiritual issues when making end-of-life decisions were more satisfied with those decisions [ 44].
Some parents wanted the child to be mature enough to be able to understand all the different aspects of the conception, and to be able to discuss these aspects when they revealed that there was donor sperm involved in the conception.
First, it ensures that everyone will be able to discuss these important topics when they're at their sharpest and least-fatigued at the very beginning of the meeting.
The value of ongoing skill development through regular training updates, and opportunities to interact and share practical tips with other Parent Supporters was frequently noted: I have drawn upon the training and used it in situations but I have gained mostly through talking and debriefing with other supporters and being able to discuss what to do in situations when they occur.
Doctors need to be able to discuss with patients that a treatment is not appropriate when it is unlikely to confer benefit or when it is likely to cause more harm than good.
Testaverde said, "Sometimes when you keep it in, it builds up, but when you talk and are able to discuss things, you feel better.
"You never really got involved," his wife had said, when she was still able to discuss his shortcomings.
Staying in contact with your manager and close colleagues (even if via email) can help prepare the ground for your return-to-work meeting, when you'll be able to discuss a phased return and adjustments face-to-face.
