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The phrase "able to reply to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating someone's capability to respond to a question, message, or request.
Example: "I hope you are able to reply to my email by the end of the day."
Alternatives: "capable of responding to" or "in a position to answer".
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And she apologized for not being able to reply to all the well-wishers.
I am sorry that we are only going to be able to reply to one each week.
Recipients then found themselves able to reply to the "all-students" email address, leading to thousands of responses that were broadcast to the entire student body.
Majority leader Harry Reid echoes what Carney said earlier about not being able to reply to the GOP offer until he's seen it.
This will make sure that the students will not see each other's names/email address and will not be able to reply to the entire list.
Asked whether he believed that there might be a criminal prosecution for negligence, Mr Quincy said: "As the investigation stands, I am not able to reply to that question".
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We are able only to reply to those whose contributions we are going to use.
As Blend found out, those folks are frequently on the go, meeting clients, and are not necessarily able to be at their desks to reply to every email that comes their way.
We are able to reply only to those whose contributions we are going to use.
It's a rare thrill to be able to reply, "Help yourself, it's all free".
And you fervently hope to be able to reply honestly, also implicitly, "I'm so glad you left when you did, and it's good to have you back".
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