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The phrase "able to run for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability or eligibility to participate in a race, election, or similar context.
Example: "She is able to run for office in the upcoming election due to her extensive experience in public service."
Alternatives: "capable of running for" or "eligible to run for".
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But it won't be able to run for cover forever.
Would I be able to run for the board of directors?
I would love to be able to run for the Olympic team one day".
He would not be able to run for a third time under the constitution.
Would Mrs. Clinton have been able to run for president that soon anyhow?
In either case, doctors said that Mr. Giuliani should be physically able to run for Senate.
Within weeks, you'll be able to run for 20 minutes non-stop.
If he receives a sentence of more than two years, he will not be able to run for re-election.
He's never been able to run for a long time now, but he's as strong as an ox".
That means the business has to be able to run for long stretches without the efforts of the owner.
I think that I've been able to run for more than twenty-five years for one reason: it suits me.
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