The phrase "able to practice the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to perform a specific action or skill, often in a professional or educational context.
Example: "After completing the necessary training, she is now able to practice the techniques she learned in class."
Alternatives: "capable of practicing the" or "qualified to practice the".
Religious institutions should be able to practice the religion that they believe in.
Neither was able to practice the profession they desired and both were long under the influence of Harriet's overbearing mother Minna Wilder.
On the PoCUS simulator, participants were able to observe an ACES scan performed by the instructor and were then able to practice the ACES scan individually.
If you don't know how to read the literature and educate yourself about what is available, you won't be able to practice the best possible clinical medicine.
Riccio (2001, 2008) highlights the important role that acquisition of the permesso di soggiorno plays for Senegalese migrants in Italy: without it, they are not able to practice the circular transnational livelihoods that purportedly mark the Senegalese migration experience.
While I don't think "Dr. Watson" will ever be able to practice "the art of medicine," I do think it will help the medical community make many decisions that are needed in the care of patients.
He can speak the language, and he was able to practice in the cabs, at the stores and in the restaurants.
"I think being able to practice and the way the schedule is right now, we're going to have some practices before the end of the year mixed in with some games," Redick said.
Azarenka said after the match that she had not been able to practice for the last three days, or get any sleep the night before.
Prior to testing, participants were given up to 20 trials as practice during which they were familiarised with the target stimulus and were able to practice performing the task.
Fla. Pisarcik said the doctors had told him that he would be able to practice by the next minicamp, which starts June 13.
