The phrase "able to tap its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to access or utilize a resource or feature.
Example: "The software is able to tap its extensive database to provide accurate results."
Alternatives: "capable of accessing its" or "able to utilize its".
Fortis, the consortium member with the most fund-raising to do, should be able to tap its shareholders for much of the money it needs.
Still, the institute was able to tap its kitty in the last two years to buy a 17th-century amber and ivory casket; a silver and partly gilded nautilus cup made in Nuremberg, Germany, around 1650; and Sanford Robinson Gifford's 1872 painting "On the Nile," among other works.
Whether Iraq will be able to tap its oil to pay rebuilding costs is not at all clear.
Tracking all that information also has other benefits — Glow is also able to tap its wealth of data about fertility and for research purposes.
Known as NekoFont, kitty enthusiasts are able to tap its feline wonders on its website.
Thanks to Belly's traction with its merchant customers, it's able to tap into its growing collection of consumer data in order to better target potential new customers with a promotion based on demographic data, shopping habits, historical interactions with other Belly merchants, and more.
More specifically, Chen noted that while Homejoy had to recruit a new group of handymen (handypeople?), it was able to tap into its existing pool of home cleaners to do carpets, too.
The way the Tile works is that it's able to tap into its community of users who have the company's app installed on their smartphones in order to help people with missing items locate them, even when that item is no longer nearby.
Saudi Arabia has been able to tap into its spare capacity, mostly lower-quality heavy sour crudes, to stretch its exports.
However, despite being able to tap into its community to help market the app, it may be difficult for Easel to gain traction.
A novel is able to tap into its readers' brain power, much as a project like climate-change calculation can enlist the computing power of individual laptops around the world.
