The phrase "ability going forward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to discuss someone's capacity or potential to perform tasks or make decisions in the future.
Example: "We believe that her ability going forward will greatly contribute to the success of the project."
Alternatives: "capacity for the future" or "potential moving ahead."
The Socceroos will have to make their luck in the negative, by exploiting the spaces left behind by rivals of superior ability going forward.
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"Its ability going forward to overwhelm opponents is clearly increasing," he added.
"Airlines are going to have a limited ability, going forward, to plead poverty," he said.
There was never any doubt about Victory's abilities going forward but the porous defence continued to cause problems throughout the season: they conceded 45 times, including consecutive 5-0 losses to Wellington Phoenix and Sydney FC.
The new bill not only protects phone companies from having to admit or apologize about allowing the government to listen in on calls and net communications in the post September 11, war on terror, warrantless wiretapping program, but it also expanded the government's surveillance abilities going forward.
"Torino were strong, especially on the counter-attack, and showed their speed and technical ability when going forward.
"We are close and I hope to have him for next season because for me he has extraordinary ability in combining going forward," said Simeone.
"So I think in terms of the company and its ability to survive going forward, it was a huge step as well as the right step".
If we can defend well now and use some of the pace and ability we have going forward we can cause problems".
The test for reform, then, is whether it reduces bankers' incentives and ability to concentrate risk going forward.
