The phrase "able to roam the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the capability or permission to move freely in a certain area or context.
Example: "The new software update allows users to be able to roam the internet without restrictions."
Alternatives: "capable of exploring the" or "permitted to wander the".
Visitors will be able to roam the grounds, but they will not be allowed into the statue.
"A guy like Kenny is used to being able to roam the plains," said one Credit Suisse banker.
Finally, through a virtual-reality helmet, we are able to roam the scene as if present, examining the peeling paint on the ladder to the diving board, or looking down at the shantytown of wreckage in the deep end.
But after years fighting for various rebel movements, he became a general in the Congolese army in 2009 and was able to roam the eastern city of Goma at will, cocking a snook at both the ICC and UN peacekeepers.
The spring tides meant that there was little chance of getting cut off from the mainland, so we were able to roam the rich rock pools on either side of the causeway.
We were especially glad to be staying on tiny Ortygia itself (where there are only two other hotels), able to roam the island's byways into the evening, ogling the Baroque details of small palazzi that are increasingly being restored as ravishing secondary residences, and waltzing across the near-perfect, stagy Piazza del Duomo by moonlight.
The oversight committee's system may have been penetrated by hacking, but with the subjects of its oversight able to roam throughout the committee's secret files, we have to expect that, as a result, all of the relationships and techniques by which the committee tries to keep tabs on the intelligence agencies within its purview have been compromised.
"Larry was so surprised about an athlete who was able to roam throughout the country, practically educating himself," his widow, Shirley Ellis, recalled.
The FBI's laid-back approach meant that Russian hackers were able to roam inside the DNC's computer systems for almost seven months, before Democratic officials finally realised the gravity of the attack and brought in external cybersecurity experts.
Mittleman says that the waves are able to roam free on the wire without dispersing.
The streets were safe, so Snapper was able to roam free, visiting the neighborhood homes at his leisure and enjoying scraps of food wherever they were given.
