The phrase "able to procure for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to obtain or acquire something for someone or something else.
Example: "The organization is able to procure for its members the necessary resources to succeed in their projects."
Alternatives: "capable of obtaining for" or "able to acquire for".
"My house in Scotland," he wrote to his Athenian agent, "... offers me the means of placing, in a useful, distinguished, and agreeable way, the various things that you may perhaps be able to procure for me".
When you're holed up in a Guatemalan jail held as a "person of interest" in a murder case, and your lawyer is only able to procure for you a simple dinner of sweet butter-poached lobster with ruby-red grapefruit, sunchoke, young fennel, and bacon drizzled with a juniper balsamic, you learn a hard lesson about security.
As a result, we were able to procure space for a student-led incubator, called the Beehive Cooperative.
When the Inuit gained access to improved food-securing methods, with the introduction of guns, nets and steel harpoons, the number of dogs kept generally increased to between five and eight, as the owners were able to procure more food for themselves and for their dogs.
The composers for the company are able to procure individual work for themselves as members of Basiscape, as well as collaborate with other staff members on projects that are hired out to Basiscape as a company rather than any one composer, which allows the composers to remain freelancers while having the steady work of a full-time job.
The officers were able to procure two warrants for Vale's arrest.
Departments and schools who rent our printers are able to procure FSC paper for their printers at a discounted rate due to our department's buying capacity.
Due to economic challenges, Zimbabwe has not been able to procure any supplies for the programme since 2003.
It has been able to procure WHO-endorsed generics for ARV for as low as US$140 per year.
After the war the scrolls were retrieved and sent to Israel, and a Dr. Nace Cohen was able to procure one of them for Etz Ahayem.
