The phrase "able to prepare the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability or skill in getting something ready or organized.
Example: "She is able to prepare the necessary documents for the meeting."
Alternatives: "capable of preparing the" or "qualified to prepare the".
The newly developed single-file systems claimed to be able to prepare the root canal space with only 1 instrument.
In the 15 or 20 minutes it takes to cook, you will be able to prepare the stir-fry, set the table and have a drink.
Starting from these building blocks, we were able to prepare the corresponding well-defined degradable functional nanoparticles whose toxicity was evaluated in vitro on normal and cancer cell lines.
In some of this week's Recipes for Health you will be able to prepare the vegetable accompaniment in the time it takes to heat the water and cook the pasta: the same water is used to blanch vegetables in the dish.
Now, in a space of his own, he said through a translator, he is able to prepare the intricate, creative dishes he has always wanted to do, while introducing non-Chinese diners to a world of flavor beyond beef with broccoli.
"We are thrilled that the NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project, with the support of Columbia University and the New York State Office of Historic Preservation, has been able to prepare the documentation that resulted in the Federal government's recognition of Earl Hall's significance to LGBT history and American history.
Why it matters: The nations hit first are also the poorest and therefore the least able to prepare for the impact of climate change.
These numbers will increase dramatically next year if farmers are not able to prepare for the upcoming planting season, the Organization said.
In a letter to the governing bodies that make up the BOA board, Moynihan said he was going now rather than serving a full term because he wanted his successor to be able to prepare for the Sochi Winter Games and participate fully in the debate about the future of the BOA.
House officers were able to prepare all the information and patient arrangements for the day.
The background paper included the questions that formed the basis for the study and was provided so that all participants had a baseline knowledge of the subject and were able to prepare for the interview.
