The phrase "able to morph" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the capability of something to change or adapt in form, structure, or character.
Example: "The software is able to morph its interface based on user preferences, providing a personalized experience."
Alternatives: "capable of transforming" or "able to change shape".
You have to be able to morph the mission.
His sweet, bashful lover is the tiger-spirit, able to morph into the figure of a man or a beast.
He is more of a point forward than a power forward, able to morph into a playmaker from all sides of the court.
This practice has become very common place in modern day films, with new software able to morph shots much easier than when Lucas originally did it.
With this tactic, which is a form of CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, Qi has been able to morph skin cells into brain cells with high efficiency, identifying 74 new genes that potentially govern this transformation.
Companies that learn to embrace reality rather than fight it are the ones who'll be able to morph into the businesses that consumers will love to buy from.
SuperRewards is run by Jason Bailey (aka ChickenHole), who was able to quickly morph himself from Millnic Media to this new company.
In other words, Fader notes that Netflix and its management can be effective in any opportunity they seek out, similar to the way Amazon was able to successfully morph from a bookseller to a multi-category empire that, among other things, offers web services to corporations.
They will automatically adjust and/or reconfigure themselves according to their immediate system needs and be able to virtually morph - growing and contracting at will - to meet almost all on-demand needs - all with either pre-designed human involvement (decision making points – particularly when you are just starting your deployment) or, eventually, without any human intervention at all.
There are 20 different scent elements, apparently able to be morphed into such complex evocations as "Indian Summer," "Hot Toddy," and "Blueberry Cobbler".
We predicted that if individuals were able to switch colour morphs, then individuals whose colour morph mismatched the background colour would be capable of matching their background at an advanced developmental stage.
