The phrase "able to rescind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or authority to revoke or cancel something, such as an agreement or decision.
Example: "The committee is able to rescind the previous decision if new evidence is presented."
Alternatives: "capable of revoking" or "authorized to cancel".
Beginning in September, insurance companies will no longer be able to rescind a policy once someone gets sick, nor can they impose lifetime limits on coverage.
And, if he is able to rescind the tax, it leaves a $4 billion hole in a budget already projected to be $12 billion in the red.
She thinks that only the King of Spain should be able to rescind her rights to it, but over the years the original porcione has been hacked away for various reasons.
Note: Once the recommendation has been submitted, you will only be able to waive your right to read the letter; you will not be able to rescind a previous waiver of that right.
"They've all got to follow the rules". It is also unclear whether the agency will be able to rescind contracts already in force, or if the new policy will apply only to future work.
During a recent hearing, they questioned whether the state should impose the law on private universities, whether schools should be able to rescind an applicant's acceptance after a background check is conducted and whether it made sense not to know if applicants have been charged with violent crimes.
In an e-mail announcing the layoff notices, the governor's office said that "if the Senate Democrats come back to Wisconsin, these notices may be able to be rescinded and layoffs avoided.
I don't know if it was our presence here that caused them to rescind [the permit] but they wouldn't be able to film, unless the jokes on us and they've been filming the whole time".
But providers are able to slow down or block online activities such as file-sharing – an ability that the US Federal Communications Commission wants to rescind.
According to legend, Bingham warned Ewing of the human misery the order would cause, and when Ewing refused to rescind it, vowed that "I will make you infamous with pen and brush as far as I am able".
§ 102.84 Contents of petition to rescind authority.
