The phrase "able to see something" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to perceive or notice something visually.
Example: "With the new glasses, I am finally able to see something that was previously unclear to me."
Alternatives: "capable of seeing something" or "able to perceive something".
How is it that we are able to see something that is not really there?
"I was able to see something that maybe means a new way of democracy in Brazil," she said.
Somehow, Ms. Wesolowska was able to see something larger in the story of her days with Silvan.
That's all about being able to see something other people don't see because the don't think outside the box.
But I'm pleased by the surprise and the thanks that I received from people because they've been able to see something in a different way.
I never thought I would be able to see something like this - my people, my race, wearing the collections, being gorgeous, chic, real women in that way.
That means you may be able to drill down to see something like places to "escape the pre-theater crowds" while having dinner around the NYC theater district, or you could pull up a list of "cheap" lunch places in the Mission District.
And if we get it right, maybe I'll finally be able to bring my kids to see something that I've written.When you work on your versions of Ibsen and Chekhov, what are you concentrating on Language.
Andrew McMahon, a top researcher at the Broad Center for Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research, at the University of Southern California, told me, "It's not unusual to see something and not be able to explain it".
Do you behave morally so that you have the reputation of behaving morally, or do you behave morally because morality, like being able to see, is something that's valuable in itself to you, and valuable to you because of the consequences that it produces?
People will be able to see there is something wrong.
