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The phrase "are able to digest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capacity of an organism or system to process food or information.
Example: "Humans are able to digest a variety of foods, including fruits, vegetables, and grains."
Alternatives: "can process" or "are capable of digesting".
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The feather-eating Mallophaga are able to digest the keratin of feathers.
Herbivore and omnivore fish compared to carnivore fish are able to digest and absorb carbohydrate better (Arockiaraj et al. 2008).
So it might take some time at least six months before investors are able to digest STMicro's recent flurry of deals and its ability to protect margins in the downturn.
However, they are able to digest a greater amount of fat than can cattle.
Polar bears are able to satisfy their enormous energy needs and thrive in the Arctic because they are able to digest and assimilate 84% of the protein and 97% of the fat from their blubbery prey.
Dermatophytosis is a cutaneous mycosis caused by fungi of the family Arthrodermataceae (Dermatophytes), which are able to digest keratin.
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… Are we going to be able to present this content in a compelling enough way for people to be able to digest it?
Cestodes may also be able to digest materials in contact with the tegument by means of so-called membrane digestion, a little-understood process.
"Without a lot of instruction, he was able to digest a lot of information.
It was how I was able to digest an immense amount of music".
"We've been able to digest our democratic values," he said.
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