The phrase "able to topple a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or potential to overthrow or defeat something, often in a political or competitive context.
Example: "The new evidence presented in court was able to topple a long-standing conviction."
Alternatives: "capable of overthrowing a" or "able to bring down a".
The Bulls have been incredibly dominant for some time so to be able to topple them is a wicked feeling".
It's incredible that the sometimes-controversial pop star was able to topple her own previous best with a relatively simple lyric video, but that goes to show that YouTube has increasingly become the favorite place for billions of people go to listen to the music they love, and that anticipation for new music from the "Shake It Off" songstress has perhaps never been greater.
Whatever the truth of the charges, the fact that an independent body was able to topple one of the most influential figures in Thai politics was a sign that the landscape has begun to shift in the deeply corrupt political system.
And, all things considered, it is not remotely a guarantee that Justice League will be able to topple Pennywise from its arbitrary perch.
The truth, though, is that if the Huskies are able to topple defending champion Santa Ana Mater Dei on Friday night in a Southern Section Division 1 semifinal playoff game at Santa Ana Stadium, defense will be the reason.
WWE is building a good story for Strowman by having him feud with the unstoppable trio of Reigns, Ambrose and Rollins, so it will be a major moment if and when he is able to topple "The Big Dog" even with "The Hounds of Justice" lurking.
Despite a spirited effort by Crescenta Valley, it wasn't able to topple the league-leading Bulldogs, falling in three games on its home court, 27-25, 25-19, 25-19.
The study suggested that Iraqi insurgents would be able to topple Saddam almost by themselves.
Despite the Flyers' heartiest efforts, they have not been able to topple the Bruins, even at home.
