The phrase "able to insulate the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to provide insulation or protection from external factors, such as heat, sound, or electricity.
Example: "The new material is able to insulate the building effectively, reducing energy costs."
Alternatives: "capable of insulating the" or "designed to insulate the".
The prime minister was able to distance herself from the impact of mass redundancies and a jobless total that topped three million, just as the NUM President was able to insulate himself from the hardship in mining communities as the strike dragged on month after month.
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Under the Tenth Circuit's new standard, employers would be able to insulate themselves from the duty to accommodate via willful ignorance.
While Sessions may be able to insulate himself from the consequences and score some cheap political points, fellow Republicans will take a hit as members of the "Party of No" on immigration once again; it won't help Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) win reelection in a state that's 38-percent Latino.
In and around the town they seem to have been able to insulate themselves, to a large extent, from the unpopularity of the coalition.
By repeating the mantra "I did what I thought was right" continuously in his head, Mr. Blair may be able to insulate himself from some of the guilt, but that single decision to go to war in Iraq must still weigh heavily on his shoulders.
Modelling heat conduction through the plunger cross-section revealed that the chitin-rich layer is able to insulate heat and retard its progress through the material.
The wealthy are able to insulate themselves from this dysfunction — Brazil has long had one of the world's highest levels of income inequality.
However, whereas the Latin American teams seem able to insulate their national sides from administrative chaos at home, at least while the World Cup is in progress, the Africans are followed everywhere by maladministration.
The solution proposed was the application of antimonopoly regimes to ensure that no group within the port community is able to insulate itself from market forces and extract monopoly rents; e) improving external trade competitiveness7; f) dealing with the labour problems, low productivity and high costs that existed in almost all ports.
