The phrase "able to meet it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability to fulfill a requirement, expectation, or challenge.
Example: "After reviewing the project specifications, I am confident that our team is able to meet it within the given timeline."
Alternatives: "capable of fulfilling it" or "equipped to handle it".
A leader of a different ilk than Mr Erdogan might have been able to meet it halfway.
"We have experienced a spike in demand, but so far we have been able to meet it," said Todd Andrews, a spokesman for CVS pharmacy.
Acevo's own research from the 2014 Social Sector Tracker showed that while 89% of charities anticipate an increase in demand for their services over the next year, only one-third expect to be able to meet it.
The statute sets an exceedingly high standard, and it seems unlikely that the Arkansas Department of Corrections will be able to meet it, if Tuesday's oral arguments are any indication.
"Relying on councils to plug the gap in social care funding won't be equitable or effective because of the inverse social care law that councils that have the greatest need for publicly funded social care are least able to meet it [because their council tax bases are so low].
The industry pushed for and got a federal mandate for advanced biofuels like cellulosic ethanol, but so far it hasn't been able to meet it.
She added that China, presently the greatest emitter of greenhouse gases, will be able to meet its pledge if it continues with its new emphasis on renewables.
Analysts say that for India to be able to meet its growing demand it needs to start taking a serious look at other sources such as solar power.
As the quest for growth and development is paramount, will Ghana be able to meet its power demand as it continues to grow?
For APT to be able to meet its tritium production goals, it is necessary that the holdup of the tritium in the tube walls be minimized.
Second Law analysis of the results of the part-load operation based on an EPRI report showed that the plant should have been able to meet its design objectives if it had been supplied with the design brine flow rate.
