The phrase "able to transform it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability or potential to change or convert something into a different form or state.
Example: "With the right tools, we are able to transform it into a more efficient system."
Alternatives: "capable of changing it" or "able to convert it".
But, for example, if you're describing something about what your expectation for the parameter is and your uncertainty in it, we want to be able to transform it and still have our uncertainty be represented.
The turret lay on his lawn for a few years, until earlier this summer, when he was finally able to transform it, with the help of Robert D. Farley, an architect in Ipswich, Mass., into what he calls the Danvers wing.
That's where that came from and with Philippe's permission I was able to transform it.
This train -- I was able to transform it, give it new life, but it is standing still, just like the entirety of Poland.
To understand whether hospitals are able to transform themselves, it is not enough to study only their definite rational characteristics.
Anita Charleswoerth, chief economist at the Health Foundation thinktank, said: "If the £8bn isn't frontloaded, as the head of the NHS has called for, then the implications are that the finance crisis in the NHS deepens, the NHS is locked into poor-value-for-money choices by being reliant on expensive agency staff, and it wouldn't be able to transform the way that it delivers care.
Travel networking may not be able to transform a place, but it can certainly turn around your own experience of it.
"Now if they are able to transform radically the situation then it may well be that they will save their skins but I think the public are looking for answers and there must be an immediate response from not only the Executive but also NI Water itself". The interim chairman of NI Water, Padraic White, admitted its response had been unsatisfactory.
And it is able to transform these patients' lives into what many of these patients would say is almost feeling completely normal.
When and if it is able to transform itself into a force that threatens Israeli hegemony in the city, more drastic action may be taken.
