The phrase "able to operate their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to manage or control something, typically in a technical or functional context.
Example: "The technicians are able to operate their equipment efficiently, ensuring minimal downtime during the project."
Alternatives: "capable of managing their" or "qualified to handle their".
Or they are able to operate their criminal empires from inside jail, or they escape with ease.
The Rangers were among the dissenters, arguing that they should be able to operate their Web site for their own benefit.
In what the company calls "the ultimate remote control," owners of ReplayTV-based digital video recorders may soon be able to operate their recorders at home from anywhere in the world through the Internet.
As part of a new city law, which went into effect June 4, scooter companies are not able to operate their services in SF without a permit.
As part of a new city law, which went into effect June 4, scooter companies were not able to operate their services in San Francisco without a permit.
As part of a new city law, which went into effect June 4, scooter companies are not able to operate their services in San Francisco without a permit.
Not that 65days have been able to operate in their comfort zone while completing their contributions to the music of No Man's Sky.
The Afghan Army way of doing things may be different, but he says they are able to operate on their own on significant operations and can resupply themselves.
"The Army Corps are doing important work and are able to operate under their own rules, but ultimately there's only so much they can do without congressional funding.
Auction markets such as eBay have developed relatively robust risk management approaches that are able to operate in their relatively information poor C2C environment.
Gen. William G. Webster Jr., who commands American forces in and around Baghdad, told reporters at a Pentagon briefing last Friday that it would probably take until next spring before Iraqi security forces would be able to operate completely on their own.
