The phrase "are able to declare" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating someone's capability or permission to make a formal statement or announcement.
Example: "The committee members are able to declare the results of the election after the votes have been counted."
Alternatives: "can announce" or "are permitted to state".
But in certain cases, the ministry and TOKI are able to declare urgent expropriation of an at-risk urban area and essentially do as they please.
From this vantage, Hallam creeps into her presence and, eventually, into her bed, she being luckily for him, and for the plot's progress one of those women who are able to declare, with a straight face, "I like creepy guys".
From this vantage, Hallam creeps into her presence and, eventually, into her bed, she being — luckily for him, and for the plot's progress — one of those women who are able to declare, with a straight face, "I like creepy guys".
Because of this deduction, most ridehailing drivers are able to declare profits that are substantially lower.
Now, we are able to declare with confidence that the production of IR2 data has been stabilized and the quality of data is assured for subsequent scientific studies.
CFS will challenge recent amendments made to the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act which would eliminate the 10-year waiting period students must go through before they are able to declare bankruptcy on outstanding student loans.
Under the Facebook plan, members will be able to declare and update their organ donation status.
"They were slaughtered," a message to Damascus said before the army was able to declare Idlib saved.
In late April, he told the International Herald Tribune, "I expect to be able to declare independence by the end of May".
No wonder Manouchehr Mottaki, the Iranian Foreign Minister, was able to declare last night: "This is a source of hope".
