The phrase "able to pose as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's ability to impersonate or represent themselves as someone or something else.
Example: "The spy was able to pose as a tourist to gather information without raising suspicion."
Alternatives: "capable of impersonating" or "able to disguise as".
Dirty old men may be able to pose as teenagers to groom vulnerable youngsters.
And with biometric passports the killers would probably not have been able to pose as someone else.
They won't be able to pose as the purists of powerlessness, but Eastleigh reminds us what shape-shifters they can still be.
If Mrs Kraft and her Social Democrats reject Mrs Merkel, the Greens may even be able to pose as white knights ready to defend government stability.
Because his face isn't known to the F.B.I., he'll be able to pose as an agent and infiltrate the bureau's Manhattan office, where he's supposed to swipe the evidence accumulated against his father.
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.
"We don't think it's a big advance to be able to pose something as a question as opposed to keywords.
Moreover, an experienced wire-tapper who is familiar with the trade terms used by Telephone Company workers is able to pose convincingly as an employee when he wants to learn the location of a particular set of wires.
Still, a scholar ought to be able to pose questions about a subject as important as this, in a book as interesting as this, without being accused of racism.
Overall, I find the paper rich (in terms of the use of data and methods), rigorous (in terms of different use of statistical methods), and compelling/interesting (particularly, with regards to interesting hypotheses the authors were able to pose). 1) As this is a complex manuscript with many outcomes kindly provide a key message(s) for the reader.
Visitors will be able to pose for photographs with the awards.
