The phrase "able to solicit an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or capacity to request or seek something, typically in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The organization is able to solicit an increase in funding through various grant applications."
Alternatives: "capable of requesting an" or "qualified to seek an".
This was also before I had access to the Internet, so I wasn't able to solicit a wide range of opinions about which program to choose.
He was confident the city would be able to solicit a new restaurant fairly quickly.
Due to the concentration of ownership in a small number of large investors, a dissident may be able to solicit proxies for a majority of shares by reaching out to a relatively small number of shareholders.
Being able to solicit consistently on a business' premises would be an enormous aid to organizing.
If the U.S. Supreme Court strikes down the $123,200 aggregate contribution limit, an elected official will be able to solicit and collect a single check of up to $2.95 million--which would then be allocated among various party committees (the national, senate, and congressional committees) and federal candidates.
Also, it is important that the hybrid clones are able to solicit sperm from a parental species male.
To recap: a store should be able to sell rebel flags if it wants to (and still can!), but a woman should not be able to solicit pre-orders for a popular book.
During the next two years, for example, the President, the Senate Majority Leader, the House Speaker and other congressional leaders and powerful members of Congress will be able to solicit contributions of up to $1,555,200 from an individual donor and $3,110,400 from a couple for their respective national parties.
Alternatively, a single clone may be able to solicit sperm from, and hence coexist with, either parental species.
By using an on-line process of concept mapping, we were able to solicit the views of 82 researchers from different regions and local communities in eight countries within a relatively short timeframe and at relatively low cost.
