The phrase "able to end a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or potential to conclude something, such as a situation, event, or process.
Example: "The new policy is designed to be able to end a long-standing dispute between the two parties."
Alternatives: "capable of concluding a" or "able to terminate a".
Would they be able to end a five-game skid, guaranteeing they would not fall to last place in the National League East?
The main novelty is that employers will be able to end a contract "by mutual consent", after which workers cannot go to court for further recompense.
From now on, a simple majority of senators will be able to end a filibuster of a presidential nominee for executive and judicial positions, except to the Supreme Court.
Dalton Conley argues that "if a father is willing to legally commit to supporting the child himself, why should a woman be able to end a pregnancy that she knew was a possibility of consensual sex?" How would he suggest doing this legally?
He asks, "If a father is willing to legally commit to supporting and raising the child himself, why should a woman be able to end a pregnancy that she knew was a possibility of consensual sex?" I sympathize with his personal frustration, but the answer remains that no one has the right to hijack the body of another for nine months.
Patients often report that sleep is able to end a migraine attack [9], and sleep quality is negatively affected by intense severe exercise [10].
Jurors resumed their deliberations today after the partial verdict, but it was not clear if they would be able to end an impasse on several unresolved issues, including compensatory damages for the two women whom they agreed that DuPont had harmed: Helen Maikath, 44, and Colleen Dunkerly, 42.
Any detailed study would show, however, that the atmosphere of tension and unhappiness within the "unified" family is more harmful to the children than an open break would be -- which teaches them at least that man [or woman] is able to end an intolerable situation by a courageous decision.
It is satisfying to be able to end on a high note and give people the happy ending so many have wished for me.
It's going to be a big challenge coming off the back of last weekend but it's important looking ahead to the autumn internationals and next year's World Cup to be able to end on a high.
We are delighted that we were able to end on a high and won the league in his last season".
