The phrase "and able to undergo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that has the capacity or capability to experience or endure a particular process or change.
Example: "The material is strong and able to undergo significant stress without breaking."
Alternatives: "and capable of enduring" or "and equipped to handle".
It is therefore imperative to research into viable alternative bleaching materials which are economical, readily available and able to undergo successive regeneration while minimizing oil loss.
All patients have to be willing and able to undergo repetitive MRI scans.
We previously reported that synovial MSCs were highly proliferative and able to undergo chondrogenesis.
Patients had to be willing and able to undergo tumour biopsy once before and once during therapy.
Indeed, CTCs are known to be biologically heterogeneous (for review see [ 34]), and able to undergo phenotypic changes during migration.
All subjects were willing and able to undergo all test procedures including neuroimaging and agreed to longitudinal follow up.
Furthermore, re-activated epicardial cells proliferate and are able to undergo EMT, and after they migrate into the injured myocardium contribute to cardiac regeneration [ 19, 29, 31, 44, 52].
Two out of three patients had control of ocular and joint inflammation on GLM therapy and were able to undergo cataract surgery with continued control of inflammation and improvement in visual acuity.
The inclusion criteria were that patients have clinical evidence of intracranial aneurysms and are able to undergo both CTA and DSA.
The spheroids also maintained expression of peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor and are able to undergo replicative DNA synthesis in response to nafenopin (Roberts and Soames 1993).
Materials synthesized by living organisms constitute a fantastic source of inspiration for the design of multifunctional materials from a limited set of chemical elements or molecules, whereas traditional industrial preparation methods allow only to design materials with a single function and not able to undergo self-reparation.
