The phrase "ability for consumers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability that consumers have in a particular context, such as making choices or accessing services.
Example: "The new policy enhances the ability for consumers to make informed decisions about their purchases."
Alternatives: "capacity for consumers" or "empowerment of consumers".
Sarah Harrison, Ofgem's senior partner in charge of enforcement, said: "The ability for consumers to switch easily and fairly is key to a well-functioning energy market.
In the future, an increased ability for consumers to understand the negative environmental impacts associated with production may well influence their purchasing choices.
The Report describes the utility of TPC sites, including decreased issuer risk when investing in marketing; increased issuer branding and relationship development with consumers; and the ability for consumers to obtain more information about multiple credit card products at once (as opposed to lead generation products).
Now the startup is adding the ability for consumers to complete their purchase from an email.
This limits the ability for consumers to easily switch between payment providers and creates less competition for services.
WiMax would provide interactivity for cable operators and the ability for consumers to watch TV and connect to the Internet while on the go.
Two, with that global reach of brands, there is greater ability for individual consumers to experiment with a larger variety brands.
The mass acceptance of the Internet in recent years, says Taylor-Shoff, halsolso increased the ability for "disgruntled consumers" and others to spread misinformation about the credit scoring process and the credit industry in general.
According to the FTC, the ability for a consumer to exercise better judgment and common sense is indefensible when a glaring absence of disclosure is pervasive.
The CPI-U did not account for such substitution until 1999, and to this day it does not fully account for the ability of consumers to respond to relative price changes.
This will call for the ability of consumers to specify that all their web requests are labelled with a DNT (Do Not Track) indication, and that web sites that receive the indication do not use any tracking technique.
