The phrase "able to reconsider" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or willingness to think about something again or change a previous decision.
Example: "After reviewing the new evidence, I am now able to reconsider my initial stance on the issue."
Alternatives: "capable of reassessing" or "willing to rethink".
"I hope that HMV and its administrators will be able to reconsider their decision".
They're able to reconsider things that white people had considered settled.
I could cite several other examples of stepping out of one's typical frames of reference to gain new knowledge and be able to reconsider the questions at hand.
Perhaps the new director will be able to reconsider the decision to close down the Leonard Observatory, which, along with its other qualities, remains a site for education.
Maybe in another 10 years I will be out of debt and will be able to reconsider whether or not doctors are paid too much.
Perhaps the new director will be able to reconsider the decision to close down the Leonard Observatory, which, along with its other qualities, remains a site for education.
Tillerson added that he hoped the entire world, including China and Russia, would now be able to persuade North Korea to "reconsider the current pathway they are on and consider engaging in a dialogue about a different future".
When Torres' father returns to Seattle and continues to reject his daughter's sexuality, Robbins is able to convince him to reconsider.
She is dismayed to learn that Will's wife Terri (Jessalyn Gilsig) is pregnant and that he is considering leaving the teaching profession to become an accountant, but is able to convince him to reconsider by showing him a video of him singing.
You may be able to convince your landlord to reconsider by assuring them that this loan can help you expand your business, increasing foot traffic in their building.
He confided to his diary his hopes that circumstances might change, or that he might be able to persuade the king to reconsider his actions, but the king refused to meet him.
