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The phrase "able to put weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to bear or support weight, whether physically or metaphorically.
Example: "After months of training, she felt able to put weight on her injured leg again."
Alternatives: "capable of bearing weight" or "able to support weight".
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"Long road ahead but so happy to be able to put weight on my leg again!," he wrote in the social media post. Louis van Gaal has been impressed with Shaw's attitude to his recovery, but has warned the youngster there could be setbacks along the way.
"It just feels good to be able to put weight on to my foot without any sort of injection".
While a Baltimore Sun photographer snapped away, taking Happy Snow Day pictures, I limped off to Dave's minivan, barely able to put weight on the injured leg.
For instance, if a horse had a compound fracture, treatment can be extremely difficult because even after the bone is repaired, the horse must still be able to put weight on its leg.
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And I think that with nutrition and weight lifting, I'm sure I'd be able to put the weight on.
To put weight on?
O'Sullivan was reluctant to put weight on his ankle.
He told me to put weight through it, but gently.
According to researchers, the shock of sudden weight loss prompts the body to try to put weight back on.
"He's struggling to put weight on it.
I'm going to put weight on".
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