The phrase "able to present an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to deliver or showcase something, typically in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The candidate is able to present an innovative solution to the problem during the interview."
Alternatives: "capable of delivering a" or "qualified to showcase a".
"In a way that has been fortunate for people like Jamie, because he has been able to present an alternative.
Ambitious and resourceful, she was able to present an astonishing roster: Robert Rauschenberg, Yves Klein, Ad Reinhardt, Joan Mitchell, Franz Kline and Philip Guston.
"We're looking forward to being able to present an entire picture of the allegations, and the specific circumstances under which this charge was made, the fact that there was only one complaint lodged," Mr. Coviello said.
So with little showmanship, and no Brown-style sleights of hand, Darling was able to present an undeniably grim set of public-finance forecasts as a symbol of Labour's commitment to holding the public's hand until economic recovery is well and truly assured, unlike his opponents across the house.
If Dr. Pauline Chen's colleague had been able to present an economically rational argument to his patient, it would have been this: I can order an M.R.I., but I think there will be no benefit to you, or maybe even a detriment, due to possible false positives.
Due to this increase of the resistivity we are able to present an alternative and relatively simple approach for the fabrication of single electron transistors (SETs).
The important thing was not answering in class but being able to present a written summary.
By shifting the setting from East to West coast, Obsidian have been able to present a significantly different Wasteland experience.
The Metropolitan Opera has not been able to present a truly great Don Carlo since Plácido Domingo in the early 1980s.
Have any other important choreographers ever been able to present a major retrospective spanning half a century?
Two weeks ago George Osborne was able to present a budget which, if it had been presented by a Labour chancellor, would have been howled down.
