The phrase "able to dump it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is capable of discarding or transferring something, often data or information.
Example: "The software is designed to be able to dump it into a file for easy access later."
Alternatives: "capable of discarding it" or "able to offload it."
But in early March, the market was still wobbly, everyone knew Merrill was long, and there was no assurance it would be able to dump as much dreck as it wanted to (even this $23 billion was short of what Merrill needed to offload).
But concern eased after the president of the European Central Bank, Jean-Claude Trichet, said Monday that Greece would not be able to dump the euro as its currency.
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"Bush was able to dump in a million pieces of mail and we didn't know it until after the election". However, it was because the shock of losing was so great that Iowa became the key to victory.
For just 2010-2012, a three year period, it would appear that Verizon was able to dump $5.5 billion of construction expenditures for the wireless business into the NY, PA, NJ, and MA state utilities.
When doing movements such as squats, it's highly important to be able to "dump" the bar, if failing in the squat.
Because of China's subsidies — most of which are arguably illegal under international trade agreements — its producers are able to dump steel products into America at or below the actual cost of production.
Two AA batteries let you carry this thing in your pocket, without a computer, confident that you'll be able to dump the text into your Windows PC when you return — or even beam it to a Palm or Treo via an infrared link.
But if pollution is bad and you can prove it you should be stopped, you can't dump your sewer into a river and you shouldn't be able to dump pollutants into the air, and they should be stopped but I think it should be done by property rights and local controls.
"Someone paid him to dump it.
