The phrase "able to publicise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability or capacity to promote or make something known to the public.
Example: "The marketing team is able to publicise the new product effectively through various channels."
Alternatives: "capable of promoting" or "able to advertise".
To reassure the public, police will be able to publicise the measures they take to manage risk.
By the end of last year, Disney felt able to publicise its exciting boardroom changes, new guidelines which were "another sign of Disney's commitment to maintaining a leadership role in corporate governance".It now appears that some board directors disagreed with this rosy prognosis.
We aim to offer a unique platform where today's CSR scholars and practitioners are able to publicise their latest theoretical and empirical research findings which will enable innovative concepts for sustainable business strategies to be propagated and understood.
Asked if the tribunal, which was held in public at Brady's request, may have exacerbated the illness, Dr Fearnley said: "I think the difficulty with an individual such as Ian Brady is that he has a complex mental disorder and for many years has been able to publicise his concerns.
He also informed the press that they would no longer be able to publicise the minutes of Diet meetings, only its rulings.
Since winning the award we've become fascinated by the science of it, but we've also been able to keep publicising our message.
Due to reporting restrictions, the outcome of the trial has only been able to be publicised fully now.
Unfortunately, if drugs are that thing, it's unlikely you'll have been able to do much preparation – those guys driving folded-up lottery tickets door to door tend not to publicise how boric acid-y their cocaine is.
The reason they had agreed to talk to the Guardian was to publicise Don't You Forget About Me, a new internet site where parents will be able to post videos, images and information about their missing children.
More tools to publicise BOINC.
Attempts to publicise the massacre were censored.
