The phrase "able to embed the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to integrate or insert something, such as media or code, into another context or platform.
Example: "The new software is able to embed the video directly into the presentation."
Alternatives: "capable of integrating the" or "able to insert the".
Rankine is able to embed the profound in the routine, to untangle everyday experiences and speak to larger truths.
Users will be able to embed the videos on their MySpace profile pages and discuss them content on a BBC forum.
Alas, I was not able to embed the story of his meeting with Anna Akhmatova, and her interactions with Alexander Solzhenitsyn – you'll find that here.
Visitors will be able to upload and convert their own photos into 3-D models and store them in a gallery area, and Freewebs members will be able to embed the models in their own Web pages.
This paper describes an algorithm that is able to embed the preprocessing stage into the learning stage in order to get controllers directly starting from sensorial raw data with no expert knowledge involved.
Publishers may be able to embed the 360 photo or video from elsewhere on Facebook into the post, but then there's a question of whether or not that content could slow down their regular website or mobile site.
But soon Blue Mars and the companies using its platform will be able to embed these virtual worlds as part of a normal webpage, with no download needed.
The main Zerg swarm promptly invades Aiur while Kerrigan is dispatched to deal with Tassadar and despite heavy Protoss resistance, the Overmind is able to embed itself into the crust of the planet.
It was vital for me to be able to embed and evaluate the new ideas and really see them through: to have that balance between sustainability and new life and creativity.
Each InP should be able to embed parts or the whole of a VN request according to its internal administrative policies while maintaining global connectivity through mutual agreements with other InPs.
We also wanted to be able to embed live stats in the front page as we inch towards a UK election and, perhaps most importantly, we need the front page to be a more flexible space so we can change what we're doing in response to events.
