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The phrase "able to get information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability or capacity to obtain information.
Example: "She is able to get information quickly from various sources, which makes her an asset to the team."
Alternatives: "capable of obtaining information" or "able to acquire information".
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You'll be able to get information.
"That way, a contractor will be able to get information without having to call the architect.
Only a few regional media organisations, such as Radio Dabanga, are able to get information out.
They were able to get information about Mr. Dimon through these unofficial back channels, helping him win the job.
"We've always been able to get information about the products bought and the prices paid," Mr. Cohen said.
"The criterion for things being real ought to be that we're able to get information about them," Dr. Lloyd said.
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On one hand, they expressed frustration at not being able to get the information they needed; on the other, they tended to justify or even defend the unavailability of the information.
"The media hasn't been able to get any information on Guam right.
He also was able to get specific information for an independent pharmacy included in the test.
And the agency has not been able to get enough information from the Germans about their cases.
I asked my friends if they'd been able to get any information on the conditions inside Tal Abyad.
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