The phrase "able to pick their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability or permission to choose or select something, often in a context involving options or preferences.
Example: "Students are able to pick their own projects for the semester, allowing them to explore topics that interest them."
Alternatives: "capable of choosing their" or "allowed to select their".
That said, Throne and her fellow party members are able to pick their spots.
Being able to pick their best players would be a help, too.
But the harvest is reduced, so few if any customers will be able to pick their own.
"A key factor is being able to pick their brains about situations they've been in before, which helps managers give better advice".
The widow's mother has an infected leg, and the widow is worried that without her mother to help, she and her four sons and her brother-in-law won't be able to pick their tobacco crop.
Republicans, for their part, would gain the advantage of being able to pick their own F.B.I. director in 2013 were they to win that election, rather than being stuck with a Democratic appointee at the bureau.
When Congress couldn't get their act together, we were able to pick up their slack.
Security, however abstract it may seem, is probably easier to anticipate for the children, since their parents seem to be able to pick up their child's feelings of insecurity in the transport situation [29].
"And as for the three-hour lunch breaks, between the four home visits for patients who couldn't possibly make their way to the practice yet are somehow able to pick up their own prescriptions, piles of paperwork, business meetings, staff meetings and checking blood and test results, I don't have much time for golf".
And while Getaround and RelayRides have their inventory spread out across a city, Flightcar users would only be able to pick up their cars from partnering parking lots near an airport.
In 2008, the first boomers will be able to pick up their Social Security checks; three years later, they will become eligible for Medicare.
