The phrase "able to divert a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to redirect or change the course of something, such as attention or resources.
Example: "The new software is able to divert a significant amount of traffic away from the main server, improving overall performance."
Alternatives: "capable of redirecting a" or "able to shift a".
However, in addition to lactic acid production, the LAB are able to divert a small proportion of fermentable sugars towards the biosynthesis of exopolysaccharides (EPSs) that are independent of the cell surface and cell wall material.
The JEC report, prepared by the committee's Majority Staff, looks at privatization, where future retirees are able to divert a portion of their payroll taxes to private investment accounts.
On the night of the attack, the Pentagon was able to divert an unarmed Predator drone operating 90 miles away to Benghazi, and the C.I.A. later used it to help plan an escape route for the surviving Americans.
We probably will never eliminate American sludge entirely, but if we were able to divert even a small portion of our excrement away from the sewer system, treat it for pathogens and turn it into compost, we'd be reducing the amount left to deal with.
These red lines include not having enough stockpiles of 20percentt enriched uranium to be able to divert into a nuclear weapon.
While most of that revenue is strictly controlled by the United Nations, intelligence reports suggest that Mr. Hussein has been able to divert $500 million to $1 billion a year and raise another $1 billion to $2 billion in illicit smuggling.
They've been able to divert our nation from a production economy to a financial-speculation economy the same way.
Moreover, those plants that melt a salt are able to divert part of the heat they collect into a thermal reservoir that can keep the generators turning at night.
For almost two years, Mr Peña has been able to divert attention away from that reality through an eye-catching legislative agenda.
It said much for the intelligence and experience of Peter Boal on Saturday that he was able to divert this advert for the body beautiful into a play of such compellingly calibrated lines and dynamics.
The best case scenario is that in several weeks the siphon will be able to divert almost 50percentt of the oil and in a few months (again in the best case scenario) a combination of synthetic oil muds (themselves highly toxic) and concrete pumped from newly drilled relief wells will permanently cap the well.
