The phrase "able to view a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to see or access something, often in a digital or visual context.
Example: "Users will be able to view a detailed report of their activity on the platform."
Alternatives: "capable of seeing a" or "permitted to access a".
At Bursa, visitors will be able to view a variety of photographers and a range of work.
Visitors to the Ulster Museum will be able to view a selection of images from the album via an interactive audio visual presentation.
Readers in America will be able to view a documentary about his life and work titled "The Power of Choice", which will air on public television stations across the country in the evening.
Once inside they will encounter an orientation room, where they will be able to view a short film about the New York Public Library system with its four research libraries and 86 branches.
By great good fortune, he tells them, and because of a change in itinerary owing to ice pack, they'll be making an unanticipated stop, where they'll be able to view a wonder of the geological world, a sight permitted to very few.
I am not so sure – in a country in which, for example, black people are still uneasy calling themselves "English" and in which some English people insist they can't be - that white people in the UK are able to view a black Briton as being a true representative of their nation.
"The beauty of it is that they're going to be able to view an entire length," said Clarelle DeGraffe, the project manager for the Port Authority.
Additionally, NGP users will be able to view an "Activity" log that is constantly updated with accomplishments from users who are playing the same game, which in turn can trigger active real-time communication among users.
To ensure the furnace is operating you should be able to view an orange glow or fire through the inspection port, located on the front of the furnace.
But it's handy to be able to view all possible answers for a slot before selecting the one that looks promising.
Plus, there are things that the technology enables that's not even possible in the real world – like being able to view, at a glance, all of an artist's work on a scrollable timeline.
