The phrase "able to practice and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to engage in a particular activity or skill, often followed by what they are able to practice.
Example: "As a certified therapist, I am now able to practice and provide support to my clients effectively."
Alternatives: "capable of practicing" or "qualified to practice".
We're able to practice and do things we haven't done since December in this last week".
But you see Casey coming out while not being able to practice and here I was healthy.
If we practice tomorrow — if he's able to practice and do some things in practice, I'll probably play him.
Training camp was the first time he was able to practice, and Scott, immersed in his own rookie season, did not take into account Martin's injury.
Layden was typically vague regarding his reasoning, but he said the club wanted to focus on the players who were able to practice, and he also mentioned Sprewell's inability to do any physical activity.
"It's fundamentally a matter of mental control -- of being able to practice and will your body to be absolutely still and to select the right moment when the shot will be fired," he said.
He can breathe now and says he is happy just to be able to practice again and to have a shot to win his first major at the final major of the year on a golf course that suits him.
Though it could get a foreign license and print in Cyprus, it wants to prove a point: that local media should be able to practice independently and according to genuine journalistic standards in Egypt.
I was able to practice compassion and love.
… Green Bay Packers inside linebacker Jake Ryan (ankle), the team's leading tackler, was able to practice Friday and appears likely to play in Monday night game at Philadelphia.
Now is a very good time to promote Kampo education to encourage the fostering of physicians able to practice Kampo and Western integrative medicine.
