The phrase "able to sit for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's capacity or willingness to remain seated for a specific duration or event, such as an exam or a meeting.
Example: "She is able to sit for long periods during her meditation practice."
Alternatives: "capable of sitting for" or "willing to sit for".
I needed help to get up and down stairs and I wasn't able to sit for long.
He has never been able to sit for longer than three-four minutes whether we are at a meal, a ballgame, church or a store.
Because of the difficulty in finding jurors able to sit for the trial, Judge Obus said he expected to bring hundreds of potential jurors through the courtroom over the next several days.
The CPS confirmed that courts would be able to sit for extended hours, from 8am to 1.30pm and from 2.30pm to 7.30pm, while some courts will also sit on Saturdays.
Sexton, 56, said she had thought about staying with relatives who live six hours away, but the long drive would be detrimental to her elderly mother, whose damaged spine keeps her from being able to sit for extended periods.
With your MSN degree in hand, you will be able to sit for the NCLEX.
The levels range from level I (unable to sit for 30 s with one person assisting) to level VIII (able to sit independently for 30 s and move in and out of base of support in four directions).
When I introduced myself, Searcey apologized for not being able to sit down for an interview.
Starting today and from here on, no elected official ― certainly those in the GOP defending and supporting Trump on a variety of issues, for example ― should be able to sit down for a nice, quiet lunch or dinner in a Washington, DC eatery or even in their own homes.
In general, Thinkersmith recommends that students spend no more time sitting in front of a computer than you would expect them to be able to sit still for a book.
I knew my pain intimately by this stage but was in no way prepared for after yet another investigation, having to sit up straight in my hospital bed for a whole night, especially as I hadn't been able to sit upright for many months prior to this.
