The phrase "able to memorize the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to remember information or details.
Example: "She is able to memorize the entire script for the play in just a few days."
Alternatives: "capable of remembering the" or "skilled at memorizing the".
A year later, he is able to memorize the order of a shuffled deck of cards in less than two minutes and the names of 99 people he's just met.
Being able to memorize the common calls for your language of choice can help expedite productivity.
Ayumu, a young chimpanzee involved in cognitive research at the Primate Institute of Kyoto University, in Japan, is famously able to memorize the position of the numbers one to nine in random positions on a screen in as little as 0.67 seconds.
Wearing a solid-color shirt and trousers and rearranging a table, a chair and a thermos before each segment, Greenspan particularly raises the question in spectators' minds as to how he was able to memorize the devilish "Composition as Explanation".
In conclusion, it appears that at least adult monkeys are able to memorize the faces of a large number of individuals.
Whatever the case, our finding suggests that the monkeys are able to memorize the faces of up to at least 57 individuals.
I was a good dancer, I was able to memorize all the choreography and even "teach" it to the other girls.
"Gays are smart," he tells his son, Cleveland Jr. "Just look at how many lines Gene Hackman has been able to memorize over the years".
F I was not able to memorize guidance to the destination, however I have imagined it.
This instead, may simply be providing a measure of how the L2 writers improved on learning how to complete the task given: being able to memorize which errors were marked by the teacher on a draft and then marking those same errors on an unmarked copy of the draft.
Similarly, while testing for the ability to uncover hidden food places, Menzel (1973) showed that chimpanzees were able to memorize 17 food places out of the 18 shown.
