The phrase "able to provide instructions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability or readiness to give guidance or directions.
Example: "The technician is able to provide instructions on how to operate the new software effectively."
Alternatives: "capable of giving instructions" or "prepared to offer guidance."
A particular emphasis is on parent training, in the hope that not only are parents able to provide instruction at home but also able to pass that knowledge along.
He's hoping to be able to provide printing instructions for simple painkillers, anti-malarials, or in future maybe even drugs that pharmaceuticals companies know how to make but don't market because there isn't high demand for them.
Here we show that a glial wave based mechanism of axon guidance was able to provide directional instructions to growth cones in the presence of secreted factors from activated microglia and astrocytes.
Simply stated, group leaders who were perceived as being highly enthusiastic, have the ability to motivate, are able to provide personal instruction and who are available outside of the group's regular activities were associated with higher levels of group cohesion.
Some schools of Osteopathic Medicine have been criticized by the osteopathic community for relying too heavily on clinical rotations with private practitioners, who may not be able to provide sufficient instruction to the rotating student.
He suggested that the evolutionarily ancient innate immune system might be able to provide such instruction and proposed a mechanism by which the innate immune system could detect an infection and relay its conclusions to the adaptive immune system.
Prove that you are able to provide sufficient instruction in the areas of spin entry, spins and spin recovery.
Most 9-1-1 centers will be able to provide you with instructions that will help to ensure the safety of the patient, as well as yourself (e.g. CPR instructions, the Heimlich Maneuver).
It takes funding to be able to provide better classroom instruction.
Though school reconstruction has commenced, the current plan for education will not be able to provide for the quality of instruction, individual attention or facilities that are needed in the near future, especially in more rural or remote areas.
