"I can comply" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when someone asks you to do something that you are willing or able to do, for example: "Could you please finish the project by tomorrow?" "Yes, I can comply."
But that article made me realize: Oh man, I don't think I can comply with the law.
"I'm trying to save for it and plan for it so I can comply with the government, provide health care and still pay for it".
Examples include the following: 'Whether or not my child is healthy depends on how well I can comply with vaccination' (I-HLC); 'Doctors play a major role in preventing my child from getting disease' (P-HLC); and 'No matter what I do, things that hurt my child's health will happen by chance' (C-HLC).
Ford will now shift resources into other programs on alternative fuel vehicles so that it can comply with California's requirements.
Mr. Lafemina said lawyers will help the town decide whether it can comply by allowing nonresidents to use only one of its three municipal beaches, while continuing to restrict access to the others.
Over the past few years, Airbnb has been working with local lawmakers and regulators on ways that it can comply with local hotel tax and housing laws.
Mr. Levy said that he anticipated needing to hire at least several hundred certified teachers to comply with the order, but he added, "I'm still hopeful that we can comply".
"I think the Dodgers will be in a position that they can comply with our expectations in terms of the debt service rule, without any dramatic alteration in the kind of product they have been putting on the field," Manfred said.
"I think the I.R.S. will try to find other ways that employers can comply with pay or play without having to use as much machinery if they don't want to".
And I know that several teams are taking pretty severe measures to ensure that they can comply with those requirements.
The weaponeers now say they can comply.
