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The phrase "able to transform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's or something's capacity or capability to change or convert from one state to another.
Example: "The new software is able to transform raw data into meaningful insights."
Alternatives: "capable of changing" or "able to convert".
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"Those that are able to transform themselves – and I mean 'transform' – will thrive and prosper".
These archea, the researchers discovered, are able to transform sulfides in metal ores into sulfuric acid.
Foreign investment might be able to transform crumbling industries, but this would take time, he suggested.
Those Syrians able to transform their pain into cultural production are the relatively lucky ones.
But Donald Trump will not immediately be able to transform the court upon taking office.
He was a depressive who was able to transform private grief into monumental political courage.
That's why we haven't been able to transform markets by moving certification from niche to norm.
It's a 50-50 bet with which you might be able to transform your football club.
They were able to transform isolated bits of data into coherent conversations.
I was able to transform my career from legal secretary to software professional.
Assad's belief that he would be able to transform the Arab world began to fade.
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