The phrase "able to steer a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to guide or direct something, often in a metaphorical sense, such as a project or a group.
Example: "She is able to steer a team towards success with her leadership skills."
Alternatives: "capable of guiding a" or "skilled at directing a".
The whole thing runs on a tiny lithium-polymer battery and weighs just 0.7 grams.In a paper presented last month at the 34th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society, in San Diego, the researchers demonstrated how they were able to steer a cockroach along an S-shaped trajectory using a joystick.
In the closing minutes, Kilmarnock's organisation abandoned them, and Graham was able to steer a header over the stranded Macdonald to seal the victory.
Docherty is hardly the tallest player in the Accies side, but the midfielder - whose goal kept the club in the Premiership last season - was able to steer a header from six yards into the roof of the net.
With control, we suggested that whereas you might be able to steer a bit as you find yourself moving through the ever changing landscape of life, you certainly aren't going to control everything going on around you.
"Up to now, Arafat has been able to steer a moderate course but, no less than the Israelis, he too has his own hard-line critics to worry about.
Also, it is able to steer an underactuated ship along a prescribed straight path with ultimate bounds under external disturbances induced by wave, wind and ocean current.
The real test is whether they can stay united and develop a strategy that will make them a credible political force, able to steer Egypt on a democratic course.
How, chronically guilty about giving Duncan such an unsettled childhood, David was able to steer him into a relationship with the movies.
Without even breathing the word "boycott" campaigners were able to steer companies to a place they were happy with.
Once he exited his free-fall by deploying his parachute, Baumgartner was able to "steer" himself to a preferred landing spot.
Someone who understands the organisation but is not directly involved will be able to steer debate in an unbiased and objective manner 4. Agree a way of recording the discussion – either use a very good note-taker or record the session electronically 5. Maintain contact with your participants.
