The phrase "able to receive their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or capability to accept or obtain something, often in contexts related to communication or information.
Example: "The system is now able to receive their messages without any delays."
Alternatives: "capable of receiving their" or "able to accept their".
They "felt that they were finally being recognized for their stability, by being able to receive their treatment in a more medical setting," he said.
Unfortunately, there was a technical hitch on the first night; the sound artist himself came on to announce reception problems in the underground Linbury, though in the event quite a few audience members were able to receive their scheduled messages via the application Chirp.
Other more comic missteps include advertising pitch rental with an on-field sex stunt, fans not able to receive their season tickets till the morning of the first game of the season (Meire blamed the Royal Mail) and employing a DJ to inappropriately pump house music into a family area before a game.
With music streaming eating downloads, it's becoming increasingly important for users to be able to receive their content instantly.
"I look forward to working closely with broadcasters and mobile network operators to ensure everyone continues to be able to receive their current TV service," said newly appointed chief executive Simon Beresford-Wiley.
Although both individuals in this trial were still incarcerated in the facility and therefore able to receive their confirmatory results a week later, there will be cases of release prior to receipt of results.
It stands to reason that if U.S. consumers are still able to receive credit their spending will not slow precipitously, which is good news for a variety of companies.
If the government gets its way, patients with minor ailments will in future be able to receive treatment from their local pharmacy rather than have to go to their GP.
Currently, women in Ireland are only able to receive abortions if their life is in immediate danger due to complications with their pregnancy.
About 400,000 practicing physicians are able to receive messages from their patients via MDhub.com.
From next April, employees are to be able to receive shares in their own companies worth up to £3,000 free of income tax.
