The phrase "able to fix their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to repair or resolve issues related to something that belongs to them.
Example: "The technician is able to fix their computer issues quickly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "capable of repairing their" or "able to resolve their".
Damage control: Concrete structures could one day be able to fix their own surface cracks.
Being able to fix their problems and make them feel better, control their pain and provide some comfort is extremely gratifying.
Users who run the patch will be able to fix their copies of Eudora so they are no longer vulnerable to the security problem.
Despite a federal disaster declaration, which made money available through the Federal Emergency Management Agency, some Brooklyn families have not been able to fix their houses and return home.
However, because of the vertical curvature of the street, the drivers were not able to fix their eyes on the location before the target emerged in the visual field.
Had I known from the get go that AT&T would not be able to fix their network for three years in San Francisco, I may not have stuck around.
MR. MISRAHI opposes the landmarking, arguing that small landlords will not be able to afford to fix their buildings up to historical standards.
We're able to detect them coming and are able to fix most of their issues in real time.
Although vulnerability-scanning software has been available since the early 2000s, Tinfoil's software is novel in that it's geared more toward developers, who are able to fix vulnerabilities as part of their workflow, Borohovski says.
But neither he nor his center-left counterparts were able to fix Italy's woes, and their movements have now similarly floundered in favor of a new era of populism.
Some were incredulous over the fact that the AirPR co-founding pair would presume to be able to fix PR without having spent their entire lives within the industry.
