The phrase "also able to absorb" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an additional capability or function of a subject, particularly in contexts related to learning, materials, or processes.
Example: "The new material is not only lightweight but is also able to absorb impact effectively."
Alternatives: "also capable of absorbing" or "additionally able to take in".
Mangrove roots are also able to absorb water from anaerobic soils and in order to maintain the absorbed water the plants need to respire easily which is enabled by their pneumatophores or aerial roots [ 2].
We were also able to absorb some of the lore that had begun improbably to gather in the oblique personal columns of the newspapers.
Interestingly, companies like Goldman Sachs, which retained most of the talent it created, were also able to absorb stars when they did hire them.
But while many of my interactions were relatively cursory engagements like this, I was also able to absorb the deeply positive meaning a number of people close to me drew from their faith.
They would also be able to absorb losses on their holdings of Irish and Portuguese government bonds.
Superior sensitizers should also be able to absorb all of the light that strikes below a threshold wavelength (920 nm) and convert standard air mass (AM) of 1.5 sunlight into electricity, so that upon excitation, these sensitizers could inject electrons from the dyes into the solid materials with a quantum yield of unity [14].
Taking in to account that SECA 1 is able to interconvert different forms of energies, the possibility is raised that when activated by Ca2+, the mitochondrial SERCA 1 would also be able to absorb part of the energy derived from the electron flux before it reaches oxygen and convert it in to heat.
You must also be able to absorb stress in a way to shield employees from responsibilities that are not theirs, so that you can show them, by example, how to handle tasks.
These communities also are better able to absorb the effects of foreign species, which may be innocently introduced but which can wreak much ecological and economic havoc in less stable communities.
Also, it is able to absorb H2O and form titanium hydroxide (Ti OH) groups on the surface, which is a factor in formation of apatite in simulated body fluid (SBF) (Beherei et al. 2009).
Its skin - which has no scales - is also thought to be able to absorb oxygen from the surrounding waters.
