The phrase "able to perpetrate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the capacity or capability to commit an act, often of a negative or harmful nature.
Example: "The hacker was able to perpetrate the attack without being detected by the security systems."
Alternatives: "capable of committing" or "able to carry out".
One of the ways the killer is able to perpetrate such crimes is by objectifying and dehumanising their prey.
The German author Günther Birkenfeld saw in the fairytales the answer to "how the German people were able to perpetrate the atrocities of Belsen and Auschwitz".
There's still something of the otherworldly in Beyoncé, though, because she was able to perpetrate the most elaborate diss in hip-hop history in almost total secrecy.
He ruled that the puppeteers were not, in fact, a flight risk and noted that they would not be able to perpetrate their alleged crime again, since the police had seized their props.
"The fact that Gerry Levin was able to perpetrate this transaction precisely explains the problem with these businesses," Mr. Knee, who is an investment banker at Evercore Partners and director of the media program at the Columbia Business School, said.
Herckis provided the SEC with "voluminous documents and help[ed] the SEC understand how Hochfeld was able to perpetrate his fraud". The DPA prohibits Herckis from working as a fund administrator for a period of five years and he cannot associate with any broker, dealer, investment adviser, or registered investment company.
I am very upset that this kind of fraud was able to be perpetrated on our city without city officials auditing these projects to protect our city finances.
As a result of this informal qualitative study, I was able to find a few vectors that could lead to a stalker or other malicious actor using OSINT to perpetrate unethical or illegal behavior.
Pay money simply to perpetrate a fraud?
How can we allow our children to perpetrate such behavior?
The main aim should be to make frauds easier to detect and harder to perpetrate.
