The phrase "able to take one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's capacity or capability to accept or receive something, often in a context where options or choices are being discussed.
Example: "If you're able to take one, I have an extra ticket for the concert."
Alternatives: "capable of accepting one" or "in a position to take one".
It is a more basic sense of worth that enables an individual to develop the intellectually more sophisticated forms, a precondition for being able to take one's qualities or the fact that one is a person as grounds of positive self-worth.
It's certainly very disappointing to have all the play again and all the opportunities and not have been able to take one.
And General Motors has promised to start building the Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid in 2010, although analysts said consumers might not be able to take one home until 2011.
In addition to the preserves, federal officials will try to loosen current rules under which wild horses and burros can be adopted, so that more people will be able to take one home.
"One woman begged me to pull out her 14-year-old daughter, but I was only able to take one more person, and I took Zosia, who was our best courier".
But a visit to Sirah and what it suggested about the ease with which the Cole bombers might have been able to take one of the first steps in their plan -- buying the boat -- underscored just how difficult finding answers would be.
This in turn frees the defenders, to whom the message from Guardiola is, "If our forwards and midfield have practically the entire opposition tied down, then you ought to be able to take on and beat the one or two forwards they abandon up front".
The Air Force agency may simply have been the one best able to take on the assignment because of its workload, the official added.
What with the other options to manipulate time in this camera, it seems natural that you should be able to set it to take one picture every second, minute, hour, or whatever.
"Part of our mission at Prisma Labs is to develop new ways for people to express their emotions through digital creations, and through this partnership with Kabook! we are able to take that one step further and bring that to life on the pages of an actual book".
It was kind of neat that the Badgers were able to take that one.
