The phrase "able to illuminate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the capacity to provide light or clarity on a subject or issue.
Example: "The new research findings are able to illuminate the complexities of climate change."
Alternatives: "capable of shedding light" or "able to clarify".
Because the Salk team's modified rabies virus was restricted to only one jump, they were able to illuminate a tiny piece of the map — as if all incoming flights to, say, J.F.K. were suddenly and brightly aglow.
"My job... is to be able to distinguish important phenomena from unimportant, to be able to illuminate characters and speak with their tongues," he wrote to a friend, insisting that his characters' ideas must be "examined like objects".
Because the Salk team's modified rabies virus was restricted to only one jump, they were able to illuminate a tiny piece of the map as if all incoming flights to, say, J.F.K. were suddenly and brightly aglow.
It was perhaps only natural that Alberto Nosè, a fine young Italian pianist and a gentleman of Verona, was able to illuminate so vividly Prokofiev's "Romeo and Juliet" during his Carnegie recital debut at Zankel Hall on Thursday.
"The issue is one that tends to generate more heat than light," and Father Timone "will be able to illuminate our thinking along truly Catholic lines," an announcement listed on the school's website had stated.
He says that in the future, Kobayashi's team may want to consider working with probes in the near-infrared spectrum, which are able to illuminate deeper into the body.
Ironically, Brunel's bridge was demolished within 15 years to make way for a railway crossing". It will be on display only for the first month of the six-month run of the exhibition, in a darkened space in which visitors will be able briefly to illuminate the image created by a science which would transform mankind's view of the world, recording a city about to be changed forever.
After a day of pedaling, Climate Riders pause, regroup and can listen to motivational speakers (on site) clued in on environment issues and able to aptly illuminate the rewards of stepping into change-agent mode.
By means of our economic analysis, we will be able to further illuminate gaps in the German healthcare system and generate possibilities to make health services more effective.
After several minutes' practice, I was able to get the cursor to illuminate the boxes more or less in sequence.
Nicholas Hytner, artistic director of the National Theater said, "It is great to be able to coordinate our program to illuminate each other's work and to bring to each other's institution an audience that it might not otherwise have".
