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The phrase "able to function as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the capability of something to serve a particular role or purpose.
Example: "The software is able to function as a reliable tool for data analysis."
Alternatives: "capable of serving as" or "can act as".
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One question that arose was whether the arms mission of about 50 people would be able to function as before.
The payments system – from cash machines to direct debit - will still be operating so shopkeepers will be able to function as usual.
Would Mariupol still be able to function as a port?
Will I be able to function as an adult?
"I'll win," he said, "I'll be able to function as mayor just fine".
"While he may be able to function as a lawyer, he is immature," Mr. Kilner said.
"Each of us is able to function as a secretary, bodyguard, typist and adviser," she said.
The resulting polyaniline powder was able to function as a liquid marble stabilizer with photothermal properties.
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Your solution should be able to function as an "employee experience platform" that makes it possible to build and deliver enterprise-wide digital experiences.
Some will never even be able to function as Spencer does.
Keep to yourself most of the time, but be able to function as a group with others.
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