The phrase "able to enjoy and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or ability to experience enjoyment in conjunction with another action or state.
Example: "She is able to enjoy and appreciate the beauty of nature during her hikes."
Alternatives: "capable of enjoying and" or "able to take pleasure in and".
"Everyone should be able to enjoy and make use of the many public spaces that we have in our borough.
"This support is vital to help ensure the whole of the UK is able to enjoy and learn about the greatest artists of our nation".
Arkadium Co-founder and President Jessica Rovello told me that few gaming companies have yet explored this method of "wall play", so through the Arkadium Stadium, the company hopes to begin setting the groundwork for people to be able to enjoy and share games like they would videos, photos, and links.
I feel like every generation should be able to enjoy and have their piece of 'Fighter' within.
Scholars will be able to enjoy and utilize a cafe and a library that will house a special collection of paper materials, books and documents including many private collections donated to the Anthology Film Archives.
Or maybe it is a marker of your health, career path, or emotional resilience for how far you have come to be able to enjoy and join others for this holiday.
She contends, "As heterosexual young men are less and less able to find wives, they will be less and less able to enjoy normal and open emotional and sexual relations".
The project aims to help children to overcome the language barrier and be able to enjoy school and hence improve their learning achievement.
Women who regularly practice yoga find that they are able to enjoy menopause and experience the freedom, liberation, and energy that it brings.
They should be able to enjoy it and spend it as they see fit".
Fans will be able to enjoy football and men's basketball without having to avert their eyes from the scandals and the hypocrisy.
