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The phrase "able to understand and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capacity or capability to comprehend something, often followed by what they are able to understand.
Example: "She is able to understand and analyze complex theories in her field of study."
Alternatives: "capable of understanding" or "able to comprehend."
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Understanding how multiple signals affect cellular functions is necessary in order to be able to understand and control these functions.
You have to be able to understand and to participate".
To be able to understand and speak all languages.
"Our kids needed a different kind of push to be able to understand and obey.
It's important they should be able to understand and like what they see," Fehlbaum explains.
Clients are then able to understand and change dysfunctional thought patterns.
At MIT we pride ourselves on being able to understand and intervene in complex systems.
An airline is responsible for determining that anyone occupying an exit row be able to understand and perform emergencies procedures.
How are we able to understand and anticipate each other in everyday life, in our daily interactions?
Future leaders in education, business, and government have to be able to understand and engage with people different from themselves.
...so lucid and clear that every layman and beginner will be able to understand and to enjoy it.
More suggestions(16)
able to identify and
possible to understand and
able to comprehend and
able to discern and
able to discover and
able to interpret and
available to understand and
able to gather and
ready to understand and
allowed to understand and
empowered to understand and
prepared to understand and
skills to understand and
ability to understand and
used to understand and
able to pick and
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