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The phrase "able to pay for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's financial capability to cover a cost or expense.
Example: "Before we proceed with the purchase, I need to confirm that you are able to pay for the item."
Alternatives: "capable of covering" or "in a position to afford".
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Financially, they are well able to pay for this one.
And they're willing and able to pay for atmosphere".
They also shared some insights on how they were able to pay for their travels.
It worries less about being able to pay for a generous welfare state.
Players will initially only be able to pay for individual games through the rental service.
"We maintained a lot of services that we haven't been able to pay for," she said.
DirecTV subscribers have been able to pay for online access for several years.
If his own estimates are correct, he'll be able to pay for his wall cash.
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As more Americans gain health insurance, more will be able to pay for prescription drugs.
If they lose this job, they might not be able to pay for groceries".
"I don't know how I will be able to pay for him if he succeeds.
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