The phrase "able to fulfil certain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to meet specific requirements or conditions.
Example: "The new software is able to fulfil certain criteria necessary for compliance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "capable of meeting specific" or "qualified to satisfy certain".
bAccording to the German Pension Fund (www.deutsche-rentenversicherung.de) foreign workers are obliged to fulfil certain criteria before being able to claim back contributions.
A mental healthcare institution needs to fulfil certain prerequisites to be able to successfully reorganise its residential care using the modularity concept.
"Draghi's comments likely reflect a frustration that Carney will be able to relate to, in which central banks have to fulfil certain roles that policymakers traditionally undertook in order to keep the economy stable," Davdra said.
However, being able to maintain or extend that visa requires the entrepreneur to fulfil certain conditions, such as creating employment for others and creating a sustainable business.
"We must be able to force these people - and only these people - to fulfil certain obligations and if necessary to put them under house arrest... because they are dangerous," he said.
Independent stores can look to join the Spar brand, however they need to fulfil certain criteria.
But, surely, if he fails to fulfil certain promises people will be angry?
Most people would understand that certain interviewees have been chosen to fulfil certain roles, certain fonts have been chosen to draw attention and certain words have been included to drive a point home.
Applicants will need to fulfil certain criteria, such as not being pregnant and not having a pre-existing medical condition related to the brain.
Each investment made by the CLF into recycling projects has to fulfil certain criteria, said co-founder and managing director Rob Kaplan.
