The phrase "able to emit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the capability of something to produce or release a substance, such as light, sound, or gas.
Example: "The device is able to emit a high-frequency sound that can be detected by nearby animals."
Alternatives: "capable of producing" or "able to release".
"Our carbon nanotube technology makes the light-emitting chipsets less brittle and able to emit more light," he said.
Blinking an eye is an example of the responses he is able to emit.
The feasibility of this hinges on being able to emit and detect single photons in a consistent manner.
The newest organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) are bigger, transparent, and able to emit purer white light.
He then set out to make a new type of semiconductor crystal that would be able to emit visible, red light.
Most of the lanthanide borogermanates are structurally centrosymmetric and not SHG active; however, they are able to emit strong luminescence in visible or near-IR region.
In this direction, Balocco and his colleagues demonstrated novel planar nanodiodes, which are able both to emit and detect THz radiation at room temperature.
A concrete storage cask to safely store spent nuclear fuel should be able to adequately emit the decay heat from the spent nuclear fuel.
A horizontal storage module to safely store the spent nuclear fuel should be able to adequately emit the decay heat from the spent nuclear fuel.
A concrete storage cask developed for this purpose should be able to adequately emit the decay heat from the spent nuclear fuel; it should also maintain the temperatures of the spent nuclear fuel assemblies within allowable values under normal and off-normal conditions and during an accident.
Kidney biopsy was not performed or was delayed for multiple reasons, including frailty and bleeding disorders; in many cases, the clinician was able to confidently emit an alternative diagnosis without needing a biopsy in light of the evolution of the patient's kidney function (prerenal cause, acute tubular necrosis, cardiorenal syndrome, etc).
