The phrase "abilities to package" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or competencies related to packaging, whether in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Example: "Her abilities to package complex information into digestible formats make her an invaluable asset to the team."
Alternatives: "skills in packaging" or "capabilities for packaging".
The company is known for "its ability to package technology into a solution," Mr. Ezell said.
It combined Pascal-like notation with the ability to package operations and data into independent modules.
Navalny's ability to package his allegations in viral videos has made him especially popular among young, urban Russians.
The payoff was the ability to package six cylinders transversely under the hoods of cars originally designed for four-cylinder power plants.
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Then the turmoil in the credit markets began to take a toll on the company, which has relied on its ability to package the loans it makes to students into securities.
"Our negotiations were centered on our request for flexibility in wholesale pricing, including the ability to package shows together in ways that could make our content even more attractive for consumers".
The bigger issue for Sallie Mae is the turmoil in the credit markets, which has cut off the company's ability to package the loans it makes into securities for sale to investors.
In a short time, the bank was transformed from a sleepy German lender into a sophisticated financial operator with the ability to package, promote and trade the most complex securities in the marketplace.
With the advent of securitization, or the ability to package up mortgages and sell them off as securities, the market found some investors — bond funds, insurance companies and others — that were willing to take on interest-rate risk.
