The phrase "able to simulate and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a capability or function of a system, tool, or individual in relation to simulation.
Example: "The software is able to simulate and analyze various scenarios to predict outcomes."
Alternatives: "capable of simulating and" or "designed to simulate and".
The developed system is able to simulate and monitor the photovoltaic array voltage and photovoltaic array ampere drawn from the system.
In this framework, it is important to find membranes models able to simulate and simultaneously simplify the biological systems to better understand both physical and chemical interactions at the interface level.
The power of quantum computing is that with enough high quality, usable qubits, we may be able to simulate and solve extremely complex problems.
For our WGSN research, a generic energy-harvesting framework that is able to simulate and emulate an energy harvester was necessary.
Most recently, an in vitro enzymatic degradation protocol was reported to be able to simulate and quantitatively capture the features of in vivo degradation of PGS-based materials (Liang et al. [2011]).
A simple but reliable tool able to simulate and predict the performances of braking system on the basis of a limited and often uncertain set of parameters could be useful and give interesting information to the designers on how to choose and optimize brake features, especially in the first phase of the design process of a new train.
The results show that the simulation system is able to simulate dynamics and control subsystem, power supply subsystem and payload subsystem and realize accessing physical equipment of control subsystem much better, and has good practical application value.
A trapped ion implementation of the presented method will be able to simulate nonlinear and long-range fermionic and bosonic interactions for two-dimensional and three-dimensional problems.
Therefore, we developed a compartmental dynamic mass-and-energy-balance model able to simulate temperature and concentration gradients in large wine fermentation tanks.
FLUKA is a Monte-Carlo code able to simulate interaction and transport of hadrons, heavy ions and electromagnetic particles from few keV (or thermal neutron) to cosmic ray energies in whichever material.
ELIZA was able to simulate conversation and understanding using a pattern matching and substitution methodology.
