The phrase "are able to normalize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or capacity to make something standard or typical, often in a statistical or psychological context.
Example: "The researchers found that participants are able to normalize their experiences over time, leading to improved mental health outcomes."
Alternatives: "can standardize" or "have the ability to normalize."
Only methods that are able to normalize correctly, whatever these extent and balance are, can be trusted for this task.
"These women are so strong," said Ortiz, speaking from his office in Corvallis, Ore ."They are able to normalize what others couldn't even cope with, although often with such negative strategies as denial.
Overall, the neuromodulatory studies indicate that only procedures that enhance cortical excitability are able to normalize the abnormal interictal information processing in migraine.
Right now, the most productive farmers in the world are able to normalize their markets to some extent by relying on the US government to buy a certain amount of their crops... corn, soy, wheat, rice, etc and then literally ship those crops to hungry people around the globe.
Additional evidence that PPARγ coordinates the diurnal rhythm of BP comes from human studies showing that thiazolidinediones, which are PPARγ-selective ligands, are able to normalize the diurnal BP rhythm in diabetic subjects [37].
To enhance comparability of tracks, these track viewers are able to normalize the coverage plot separately for each included track.
Central delivery of antioxidants was able to normalize the phenotype.
While retaining an alliance with the United States, South Korea was able to normalize relations with all of its neighbors except North Korea.
TPM and levetiracetam (LEV) were recently found to be able to normalize migraine-type impaired cortical excitability [75].
Topiramate is able to normalize this dysfunction, acting specifically on the sensory-discriminative component of pain elaboration.
Chronic lithium treatment was able to normalize various aspects of aberrant behavior in the ClockΔ19 mutant mice (Coque et al. 2011; Roybal et al. 2007).
