The phrase "able to send our" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence where you are discussing the capability to send something on behalf of a group or organization.
Example: "We are able to send our feedback to the committee by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "capable of sending our" or "in a position to send our".
They have missed the fact that we will now be able to send our own investigators into agencies to gather evidence we need for our reports.
We may not be able to send our bodies into the past or the future, at least not yet, but we can send our minds.
We might all be entitled to access of public lands, but we should also be able to send our children to adequately equipped schools, go to bed with a full stomach, have a bed to sleep in at night.
"We would not be able to send our team, both men and women, for the Asian Games in China because of international commitments," said Ratnakar Shetty, the board's chief administrative officer.
"We are not afraid we will be left without work or money, or that one day we will not be able to send our children to school because we cannot afford to buy them books," she said, emphasizing the generosity of her Spanish neighbors.
In practical terms, this means we will soon be able to send our parents' mobile phones a video clip of their grandkids around a tinseled Christmas tree, thanking them for the gifts.
By the time they had stopped us we had been able to send out our location through the tracker to New York, so that if nothing further was heard our last known position would be recorded.
"A teacher's salary is quite small, so now I can help my husband and we are able to send all our children to school".
If we get lucky, Curiosity or Opportunity will be able to send back our first look at a comet from the surface of another planet.
If not, I won't be able to vote to send our over-stretched and under-funded military into action.
The logical progression is that soon we should be able to send data on our illness to a database equally suited to prescribe a treatment solution.
