The phrase "able to feed into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one system, process, or piece of information can contribute to or influence another.
Example: "The data collected from the survey is able to feed into our overall marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "capable of contributing to" or "able to integrate with".
Piñera was able to feed into Pinochet's circle the latest orthodoxy from Washington with its aim of reducing legal constraints on business.
Nancy Muller, senior programme officer, Path, Seattle, US, @pathtweets Girls should also be able to feed into the design of the toilets.
Would this camcorder be able to feed into that video-editing program?
That includes heart-rate monitoring, activity tracking and the like, which Apple users will be able to feed into the Apple Health app.
Without purchasing full access to the digital product, students won't be able to feed into the gradebook, which should dramatically undermine their ability to get a passing grade.
While I am now praying for native 8K content to arrive, it's a simple fact that for now and many moons to come, the best quality footage most users will be able to feed into an 85Q900R will be 4K.
The quality of life is high for a country that until recently was so poor, and its larger cities have retained some of their colonial charm, though choking traffic and constant construction work are beginning to take their toll.An agricultural miracle has turned a country of 85m once barely able to feed itself into one of the world's main providers of farm produce.
By contrast, when he uses actual television footage of Diana he is able to feed back into the audience's own representations of the princess.
They should be able to feed insights into supply chains and get instant feedback, instantly update social media and have access to up-to-speed social media networks, and share and exchange information with customer service and sales.
Mission leaders reported having deployed and collected data from all 10 of the lander's science instruments, though it remains to be seen if the complex drilling procedures were able to feed samples into two mass spectrometry experiments.
These highly characterized standards are able to feed directly into any cfDNA workflow from whole-genome, whole-exome, or amplicon-based next-generation sequencing (NGS) to quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) and droplet digital PCR (ddPCR) platforms.
