The phrase "able to pose a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to present or create a particular situation, question, or challenge.
Example: "The new policy is able to pose a significant impact on our operations moving forward."
Alternatives: "capable of presenting a" or "able to create a".
And will he be able to pose a realistic threat to Mr. Romney, who remains better financed and better organized in other states?
Then the moderator will be able to pose a follow-up question of her choosing, with each candidate allowed one minute to respond.
In a Wimbledon draw that fell apart as the tournament went on, with few serve-and-volley players able to pose a threat, Rafter might have had a good chance at this coveted title.
Having restricted Forest to a handful of clear chances, they were able to pose a threat of their own going forward and were close more than once to land an upset on the night as Karl Darlow, in the home goal, struggled against a slippery ball.
So, far from seeking to destroy the Tories, the Lib Dems ought to be looking forward to the day when they are able to pose a serious enough challenge for Labour to regain a sense of its own mortality and come to the sort of arrangement Ashdown discussed with Blair before his 1997 landslide.
In a bad-tempered Group A battle for second place Mexico won through to claim the dubious privilege of playing Holland in Fortaleza on Sunday, showing by the end that they may be able to pose a few problems for Louis van Gaal and his players.
Counting the first time students posed problem in each level, 85% of students were able to pose all assignments in level 1 correctly, and 64% finished level 3.
Participants are then able to pose any questions.
Francois Hollande was able to pose as a figure of reason and a defender of freedom with a mind-bogglingly hypocritical bunch of VIP guests at last week's rally; this week his government has made dozens of arrests in crackdown down on "pro-terrorist" speech.
The runners will receive a medal and souvenir pack and will be able to pose for a photograph.
So how come the conference, which aimed to draw thousands of gambling foes from ten states, gathered such meagre numbers that they were all able to pose for a group photo?The anti-gambling coalition has all the stability of fissile uranium.
