The phrase "able to endow a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to provide or bestow something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The foundation is able to endow a scholarship for deserving students each year."
Alternatives: "capable of providing a" or "able to grant a".
Otherwise, I find myself wondering why Ionesco chooses a monarch to embody his memento mori: Shakespeare, in Lear, for example, is instinctively able to endow a king with common human failings, whereas Ionesco asks us to identify with a power-crazed monarch who believes he can control his destiny.
Filler dispersed in a nanofluid is typically of nanometer size, and it has been shown that such nanoparticles are able to endow a base fluid with a much higher effective thermal conductivity than fluid alone [3, 4]: significantly higher than those of commercial coolants such as water and ethylene glycol.
Cleveland Arning, a character in Chabon's 1988 debut novel, The Mysteries of Pittsburgh, is described as having come from a wealthy family, one that might be expected to be able to endow a building.
That said, Ms. Podles also sang several of them at an Alice Tully Hall recital in 1998, and in both performances, the impression she created was of a master storyteller able to endow simple, straightforward texts with an irresistible sense of character and emotional depth.
Frost was often able to endow his rural imagery with a larger symbolic or metaphysical significance, and his best poems transcend the immediate realities of their subject matter to illuminate the unique blend of tragic endurance, stoicism, and tenacious affirmation that marked his outlook on life.
Although many cytokines can be produced after ConA administration in vivo, these cytokines remain at high levels for only a short time and thus may not be able to endow MSCs with immunosuppressive capacity when administered at a later time.
Mr. Bicket, who is conducting a well-received revival of Mozart's "Clemenza di Tito" at the Metropolitan Opera, is a rarity among Baroque specialists, able to endow even ordinary orchestras with that elusive early-music snap and swing.
Further coating TiO2 NPs on the buckled SWCNT micro-electrodes is able to endow the MSCs with another ability of UV photodetection with the sensitivity of 6.2.
You have read so many books that you're able to endow your own life with excitement and drama.
Had progressive taxes reduced their wealth to "only" $100 million each, we would be able to endow every public college and university, two-year, four-year and graduate school, so that all of our children could go to school free, in perpetuity.
However, none of these mutations, whether performed individually or in combination, was able to endow the Syt1/7 chimera with the ability to rescue fast Ca2+-triggered neurotransmitter release in synaptotagmin-1 KO neurons (Figures 1E,F).
