The phrase "able to structure the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability to organize or arrange something, typically in a professional or academic context.
Example: "She is able to structure the project in a way that maximizes efficiency and clarity."
Alternatives: "capable of organizing the" or "skilled in arranging the".
But, based on the banks' performance so far, it also seems likely they will be able to structure the required relief in ways designed to tidy up their balance sheets, rather than to save as many homes as possible.
The result could be that fewer borrowers get help, because banks will be able to structure the relief in ways that are more advantageous for them than for borrowers.
The Bucs, armed with $45 million of Cap room, were able to structure the deal in a "pay as you go" model, loading $13 million into both 2012 and 2013 with no proration nor potential future Cap charges should things sour.
The therapist and participant were able to structure the number of sessions spent on each module to meet the participant's individual needs.
First, the procedure must be able to structure the relationships among prognostic factors and behavioural outcome in a fully automatic manner (as for classifiers built using data mining – in line with Figure 2a) since it should be applicable to any trial without requiring human expertise during the randomization procedure.
I just like them to be able to structure it within the concept of trying to keep the focus on the game and on the team.
We were able to solve the structure by alternating structure solution and partial refinement; we note that this is common practice in structure determinations from single-crystal data.
Although the survey was conducted in a volcanic area under difficult conditions, such as artificial noises and a complex structure, we were able to resolve the structure beneath the profile using vibrator sources and a large number of stacking signals.
SMA actuators, in the forms of wire or strip embedded into polymer-based composite structures are able to control the structures' shape and stiffness in order to accommodate any environment impacts.
In this setting, PM2 is able to estimate the structure accurately enough to produce a structure of the same quality as PM1.
Although cavities can destabilize protein structures, the protein scaffold of ADH is apparently able to maintain the structure when the bilobate cavity is empty of waters.
