The phrase "able to underline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to emphasize or highlight text by drawing a line beneath it, often in the context of writing or editing.
Example: "In this document, I want to ensure that you are able to underline the key points for better clarity."
Alternatives: "capable of underlining" or "able to emphasize".
A braid is a traditional Ukrainian hairstyle, and by adopting it, Ms. Tymoshenko, 46, has been able to underline her nationalist credentials, drawing a contrast with her main opponents, who are more closely linked to the onetime overlord to the East, Russia.
Since no species-specific probes are available for the identification of Weissella species, we carried out l-arabinose utilization test and a restriction analysis of the 16S rDNA with restriction endonucleases able to underline the polymorphism existing within the gene of related species (AluI, DraI and CfoI) (Table 3).
We propose here a biological model of the transcriptome depicting progressive changes from normal MK to TMD and then to DS AMKL, able to underline both shared and unique transcriptome map patterns for DS and non-DS variants of AMKL.
Derebe, Zlatkov et al. were able to underline their prediction by changing one of the amino acids in the hydrophobic core of mouse SAA3; this reduced its ability to bind to retinol.
In agreement with the latter, Kuwabara et al. (2009) published a recent work in which, using an experimental animal model of diabetic nephropathy: the STZ-mice (Streptozotocin, 180 mg/kg of body weight), they were able to underline that, after kidney injury, the primary source of NGAL found in the urine was the glomerular filtrate and the cause of this was the proximal tubule damage.
Moreover, it is important to underline that any intervention able to reduce LDL cholesterol levels generally leads also to a reduction in HDL cholesterol.
It is important to underline that cav-2 is able to directly bind cholesterol without cav-1 interaction [ 87].
We wrote this article to underline priorities for research in order to be able to provide more robust evidence to support recommendations for clinical practice.
"Thus the message was that the ECB is 'ready, willing and able' to act 'if needed', while stressing that risks are to the downside of their forecasts, to underline a dovish bias".
I want to underline this.
"It's meant to underline".
