The phrase "aspects able" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The project has several aspects able to improve efficiency." (Note: This example is still awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "capable aspects" or "aspects that can".
"We believe it's a fundamental aspect for able-bodied adults, if you are receiving free health care from the taxpayer, that it's not too much to ask you would engage in some form of community activity," Azar responded.
"We believe it's a fundamental aspect for able-bodied adults, if you are receiving free health care from the taxpayer, that it's not too much to ask you would engage in some form of community activity," Azar told the subcommittee.
With regard to the second most valued aspect linked to a better involvement of the students with the activity that they are developing, the opinions of the participants emphasise this aspect: "Being able to evaluate all the members of the group so that the participation and implication of all of them are reflected (Group 3).
Aspect weavers are able to perform aspect-specific optimizations.
There is a little bit of a community aspect, with users able to view videos that their friends or other users create.
The case had many question able aspects.
"It has been quite frustrating in some aspects not being able to go out late and socialise because you are concentrating on racing.
One of the key aspects of being able to draw is that it teaches you to see, as Hockney has observed in a recent interview; what's more, drawing from life teaches you to see in minute and particular detail.
A developer of the robot, Robert J. Wood, an electrical engineer at Harvard, said it "reproduces some of the key aspects of being able to control flight, stably hover and maneuver".
The only aspects Conrad was able to improve were to make it more dramatically sound in terms of the story arc.
Only a meta-analysis addressing developmental aspects will be able to pinpoint, if the effect of the FTO variants is more relevant for children or for adults.
