The phrase "able to install the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability or permission to perform an installation task.
Example: "She is able to install the software on her computer without any assistance."
Alternatives: "capable of installing the" or "qualified to install the".
Juicy hadn't been able to install the door handle.
Then, after aptitude update you should be able to install the wallet client with aptitude install wallet-client.
The "CHESS-U Hutch Crew" was able to install the last modular hutch over the course of two-evening shifts.
In a better world, you would now be able to install the third version of Windows 10, aka Redstone 1, which Microsoft is calling the Anniversary Update.
Mr. Brooks said that without the clutch back-up system, Infiniti's designers would have been able to install the steering wheel anywhere in the Q50.
By default the designated technical point of contact on the Computer System Activation/Update Form will be able to install the OS.
"After 15 years Iran will be a nuclear-threshold state: no restrictions will remain on the number or type of centrifuges Iran will be able to install or the number of enrichment facilities it can build".
Basically, rooting gives the users complete access to the phone and the privilege of installing some special apps that you normally would not be able to install if the device is not rooted.
With greenfield construction, EDC will be able to install state-of-the-art production equipment and recruit and train employees to meet its precise requirements.
In a simple room with four straight walls, the four corners will be inside ones and you will be able to install all of the molding using the coping technique described.
One of the many boring announcements made by Microsoft at E3 last month was that, with the next Dashboard update, users will be able to install games to the Xbox 360's hard drive.
