The phrase "able to retrieve their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to access or obtain something that belongs to them.
Example: "The software is designed to be user-friendly, allowing users to be able to retrieve their saved files easily."
Alternatives: "capable of accessing their" or "able to obtain their".
Now, even if people were ever able to retrieve their savings, which was not assured, the amounts would have fallen to a third of their value.
As I and others have speculated, the owners will be able to retrieve their original batteries, or choose to keep the new one (sometimes for a fee).
Whether they are able to retrieve their former intimacy, or whether it has been chased away by the transformations wrought in them by their travels, provides a tentative resolution.
The commission argued that American companies "ought to be able to retrieve their electronic files or prevent the exploitation of their stolen information" by designing their computer files to self-destruct if they fall into the wrong hands.
She had a selective deficit in retrieving family relationships between herself and her daughters and husband (i.e., she misidentified her daughters as her sisters and her husband as her father) despite being able to retrieve their names and faces and some person-specific semantic information (e.g., occupation).
However, users will still be able to retrieve their images through our online photo service partner, American Greetings PhotoWorks, after registering for a free American Greetings PhotoWorks account.
Most couples have been able to retrieve theirs and have them printed elsewhere.
However, this was only an estimate as the Japanese had been able to retrieve and bury their dead, which had made it difficult for the Australians to accurately determine their casualties.
As this is written, customers have not been able to retrieve any of their data.
While sitting in front of their TV's, users will be able to retrieve Vongo movie downloads from their PC.
Jowell told ITV News: "The police hold whatever information they were able to retrieve as a result of their inquiries but, without a court order, they can't give out information to me and obviously what I'm concerned about is how, which of my friends, my family, were also hacked into at the same time.
