The phrase "are able to internalize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capacity to absorb, understand, or integrate information or experiences into their own understanding or behavior.
Example: "Through consistent practice and reflection, students are able to internalize the concepts taught in class."
Alternatives: "can assimilate" or "are capable of absorbing".
Members of the Communist Party are able to internalize the party constitution, ideologies, and corresponding ideological discourse into action.
As the mother of two little girls, the words of this song and the words on the girls' signs encapsulate exactly what I hope my children are able to internalize as they navigate the world around them.
Both forms, when purified, are able to internalize into macrophages; however, intracellular multiplication of PSNEG forms only occurs when the phagocytes are infected in the presence of PSPOS forms, which are capable of inhibiting production of nitric oxide by activated macrophages.
Glial cells from the peripheral and autonomic nervous systems are able to internalize Transthyretin.
Eventually, with coaching and practice, students are able to internalize the use of scientific concepts as a way of thinking about and interpreting their everyday world.
In this study, we confirmed that CaCo-2 cells are not able to take up iron/InsP6 but, interestingly, found that the cells are able to internalize metal-free and Cr3+-bound InsP6.
Just because the medium of the Net is immediate does not mean that we should be able to internalize and produce in pace with it.
"Over the course of years, we've been able to internalize the Third Avenue philosophy and show Marty we can apply it successfully," he said.
"I think the last handful of situations the last few years, for some reason I've been able to internalize a lot of things and focus on what really matters," Leiter said.
And I personally believe that if you can't hold something in your head, then you're not going to be able to internalize it and act on it.
And so, without a pretty healthy amount of repetition, reinforcement and triangulating about what you actually mean, you can't translate it into concepts that people will hear and be able to internalize.
