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The phrase "able to see such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the capability or opportunity to perceive or understand something specific.
Example: "I am grateful to be able to see such beauty in nature during my travels."
Alternatives: "capable of seeing such" or "able to perceive such".
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Unfortunately, the chances of being able to see such a transit are rather small.
To be able to see such a thing was an amenity, I thought, a sign of the good life.
"Is there somewhere we're able to see such highlights and I just missed the memo?" If the goal descriptions aren't showing up, press F5.
It's still very hard and expensive to visit Russia's museums, and a gift to be able to see such a masterpiece.
Inspection also should encompass, in particular, areas that the patient normally would not be able to see, such as the scalp, the back, and the buttocks.
"We believe this is the first time that the general public has been able to see such individual-level consumer complaint data for financial products and services," Richard Cordray, the director of the agency, said Monday.
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In a period of tough economic times, residents who otherwise would not have been able to afford to see such a spectacle flocked to take advantage of the free seats.
You would have to be highly active politically to be able to see past such character assassination by the press.
"We've already made a start and hope to get enough patients on board to be able to see if such a simple, cheap measure of changing appointment times can make all the difference".
I also feel grateful because of how much of the country I've been able to see in such a short amount of time.
How wonderful, to see such fancy things!
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