The phrase "able to take backing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone or something is capable of receiving support or endorsement.
Example: "The project is able to take backing from various investors who believe in its potential."
Alternatives: "capable of receiving support" or "open to backing".
They talk, albeit too grandly, of soon being able to take back the eastern provinces from the rebels.Only a year ago Mr Assad's throne seemed to be wobbling.
I took quite a drop in salary, but it was worth every penny to be able to take back control of my life.
At this time, the couple would like to share a few words that they have always wanted to say and soon will never be able to take back.
I was finally able to sleep, in the wee hours of Sunday morning, because although Rousey won't retire undefeated, no one will be able to take back all that she has done for me and others who relate.
More concretely, Mr. Pfister said, "we want the people of Marseille to be able to take back the sea coast and the old port," which is already mostly car-free and is undergoing a multimillion-dollar face-lift.
For someone like Nathan, however, a multiallergen desensitization treatment may be the future, one where she might be able to take back at least some of her blacklisted foods.
"We get the impression that the Liberal Democratic Party is going on a spending spree out of elation that it was able to take back the reins of the government," the Asahi daily newspaper said in an editorial last week.
By tying payouts to a specific measure like return on equity, Credit Suisse will essentially be able to take back bonuses in the event the bank's fortunes take a turn for the worse.
Crucially, he has failed to convince almost anyone that, even if British participation in the current air campaign were to tip the balance, there are credible ground forces able to take back Isil-held territory.
