The phrase "able to transform a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability or potential to change or convert something into another form or state.
Example: "The new software is able to transform a simple idea into a fully developed project."
Alternatives: "capable of converting a" or "able to change a".
Travel networking may not be able to transform a place, but it can certainly turn around your own experience of it.
Yet they were able to transform a grass with many inconvenient, unwanted features into a high-yielding, easily harvested food crop.
He is able to transform a pedestrian wreck of a car into a vehicle able to outrun a slew of police cars and motorcycles through the alleys of Paris.
Dr. Daughtry's husband, the Rev. Herbert D. Daughtry, a longtime leader of black causes, said of the fund, which he helped found, "We were able to transform a negative into a positive".
But in an era when few women managed to have high-profile public careers, Dr. Brothers was able to transform a single night — Dec. 6, 1955, the night of her $64,000 question — into more than five decades of celebrity.
Operating with the narrowest of majorities and under an opposition president, he was able to transform a sleepy, seniority-hobbled, regionally polarized debating society into an often-progressive legislative factory.
But today to help the users, very often represented by a SME, there is in ESA a dedicated team, supported by national user support centers, able to transform an idea into a consolidated flying experiment.
With this challenge in mind, the goal is to develop an efficient H.264/AVC-to-SVC transcoder [11] that is able to transform an H.264/AVC bitstream without temporal scalability into an SVC bitstream with this scalability (which makes it possible to vary the frame rate of the bitstream) faster than a cascade transcoder in baseline and main profiles.
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As a consequence, these people were better able to maintain continuity of their previous lives, were more in control and, therefore, more able to transform an adverse event into a benign one (Hildon et al. 2008).
Once generated, the silenced pRD29A-LUC (LUC') allele can be meiotically transmitted in the absence of ros1 and is able to transform an active pRD29A-LUC (LUC) allele into a silenced allele (LUC').
