The phrase "able to make practical" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability to implement or apply theoretical knowledge in a practical context.
Example: "She is able to make practical applications of complex theories in her research."
Alternatives: "capable of applying" or "able to implement".
One where it might be able to make a practical difference, Dixon suggests, is employment.
And anyway, everyone knows that even if the NLD does win 44 seats, it won't be able to make much practical, legislative difference in a chamber of 650-odd parliamentarians still heavily dominated by the USDP.
By demonstrating the association between an adjustment for clustering in a study and the presence of an epidemiologist or clinical trials methodologist on the study team, we are able to make recommendations for practical ways to improve the use of these important statistical methods.
In fact, only the combination of both modalities would be potentially able to make IV-OCT a practical tool in percutaneous coronary interventions [ 5, 8]. Figure 8 shows that acquisitions at lower pullback speed (acquiring a higher number of frames) allow for more detailed 3D IV-OCT.
We believe that a patient with a better knowledge about approaching death is more able to make the necessary and desired practical, economic, social and spiritual adjustments and preparations in time before his or her death.
So far scientists have not been able to make this method efficient enough to be practical.
The volleyball is one of many practical uses Chuck is able to make from the washed-up items (many of them Christmas presents) in FedEx packages that at first seem useless but become essential survival tools.
Very similar reasoning has led other philosophers, however, to the view that monism has to be right: practical wisdom requires being able to make choices, even in complicated situations, they argue.
While the physician may not have the skills of a social worker, he or she should be able to make an initial assessment of the patient's social and practical needs.
