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The phrase "are capable of putting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express someone's ability to perform an action or task, particularly in a formal or descriptive context.
Example: "The engineers are capable of putting together a comprehensive plan for the project."
Alternatives: "are able to place" or "have the ability to insert".
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Make no mistake about it, the Blue Devils are capable of putting up points.
"I've seen it myself: we are capable of putting in performances like that week after week.
"There are probably teachers who don't believe their students are capable of putting together a decent paragraph.
Jonny Wilkinson last night suggested that England are capable of putting a disastrous four years behind them to retain the World Cup in France this autumn.
I can't see where a try is going to come from, other than from a rolling maul perhaps, but if they kick their goals they are capable of putting a squeeze on Australia.
With the likes of Gary Speed, Ryan Giggs and Craig Bellamy to come back and other players, such as Jason Koumas, Mark Delaney and Simon Davies coming though, Wales are capable of putting out a very competitive side.
Similar(45)
We're capable of putting two great games together".
Everybody was capable of putting on a patch, expected to have to, and did have to.
"He has his instructions, but he is capable of putting them in the best possible light".
Dancers need to be capable of putting on a style the way they put on a suit of clothes".
We want to meet expectations and show the world Rio and Brazil is capable of putting on an amazing spectacle," said Rebelo.
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