The phrase "able to include a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the capability of something to incorporate or encompass a particular element or feature.
Example: "The new software is able to include a variety of customizable options for users."
Alternatives: "capable of incorporating a" or "designed to encompass a".
And those transactions will be able to include a hint of computer-aided intelligence.
Apologies for only being able to include a small number of the aforementioned emails etc.
Maybe next time, he said, he will be able to include a tilt sensor for gyroscopic control.
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"To be able to include a TV that is openly and honestly an elegant piece allows a lot more creativity," he said.
Later, Web publishers will be able to include a +1 button on their pages, just as many include a Facebook Like button today.
Cornwall council welcomed the judgment and said it meant town and parish councils with similar policies in their neighbourhood plans would also be able to include a similar restriction.
Harry Potter could have been very (slightly) different if screenwriter Steve Kloves had been able to include a character of his own making, and he probably wouldn't have got on as well with arachnophobe Ron Weasley.
In addition, any new employees who average 24 hours to 33 hours a week will no longer be able to include a spouse as part of their health care plan, although children can still be covered.
When Mark Fahrer, a caterer, moved his company from Union Square to 391 Second Avenue (23rd Street), he was able to include a small cafe, where he will serve tapas-style portions of his food, mostly hors d'oeuvres like beef negimaki, chicken satay and mini crab cakes.
The prime minister unveiled a package of anti-terror measures in the Commons on Monday but was not able to include a widely trailed proposal to prevent British-born citizens returning to the country from Syria or Iraq if they were suspected of being involved in acts of terror.
