The phrase "able to remake" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability or potential to recreate or produce something again.
Example: "The artist is able to remake her previous works with a fresh perspective."
Alternatives: "capable of recreating" or "able to reproduce".
Would Alex be able to remake himself?
People not trapped by our past, but able to remake ourselves as we choose.
According to a CFR press release Conventional wisdom suggests that the United States and the Cuban-American community will be able to "remake" Cuba into a liberal, western democracy once Castro dies.
Borg, unlike the loquacious and amiable McEnroe, has never been able to remake himself as a television commentator, gameshow host or as an enthusiastic regular on the veterans' circuit.
Craig-Martin: Well, they were not paintings, they were constructions, and they were things that I fabricated... they were made objects, and so... when I wanted to I remade them, or when there was an exhibition with reference to early work, if I hadn't been able to remake them I wouldn't have been able to refer to those early works.
But Baidu, known as China's Google, is confident that it will be able to remake itself as a platform provider for both mobile and PC.
Granted, I'm packing a beefy video card, so your mileage may vary, but being able to play REmake again is completely fantastic.
Why shouldn't I be able to cross things out too, to remake and replace film?
So far, conservatives have not been able to budge Usaid, even though they have managed to remake the agency's overseas AIDS programs to promote abstinence and discredit condom use.
I haven't been able to watch the remake, less because of my misogyny and more because I cannot bear to see it tampered with.
The profound implications of being "socially" (technologically, or scientifically) able to intervene and remake what had previously been seen as the "natural" means of kinship suggest that kinship may take on quite new meanings and that this in turn may have a profound effect on Western knowledge practices more generally.
