The phrase "able to include this" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability or possibility of incorporating something into a larger context or framework.
Example: "The new software is able to include this feature, which enhances user experience significantly."
Alternatives: "capable of incorporating this" or "able to integrate this".
To be able to include this constraint into a system of equations, an analytical description for the point-spread function of a tessellated Davies Cotton reflector is derived from Taylor developments and ray-tracing simulations.
New knowledge on this topic will be pursued through the potential of a national project, which means that we will not be able to include this aspect into the scenario building.
Language is a useful criterion for segmenting advertising markets, and advertisers should be able to include this in schemes to customize their own advertising plans without wasting network or processing resources.
The announcements were remarkably similar except Page was able to include this line: "Google has worked hard, within the confines of the current laws, to be open about the data requests we receive.
If your society as a non-profit organization is entitled to get a VAT identification number, we are able to include this number on the invoice instead of adding VAT.
In order to link the initiation susceptibility to a triggering process and to be able to include this in the run-out maps, it is assumed that during a major triggering event mass movements might initiate in the high, moderate and low susceptible areas, and that a minor triggering event will trigger only landslides in the high susceptible zones.
It's not clear if they'll be able to include those perks this time around, and the slapdash, piecemeal approach to helping everyone outside the capital class makes their priorities perfectly clear.
Therefore, we have not been able to include the results from this trial in the following analysis.
However, if the impairment is still present after the index date, the presence of the impairment may not be recorded again and we will not be able to include the continued presence of this impairment in our analysis.
Does this mean the vehicle must itself be temporally extended, so as to be able to include the apprehended succession?
