The phrase "ability of communities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the strengths, skills, or capacities that communities possess to achieve certain goals or address challenges.
Example: "The ability of communities to adapt to climate change is crucial for sustainable development."
Alternatives: "capacity of communities" or "strength of communities".
Despite the value pastoralist land uses provide to the growing wildlife tourism industry, Tanzanian policies, particularly wildlife policy and legislation, continue to place constraints on pastoralist land uses, particularly in terms of the maintenance of communal land uses and ability of communities to capture revenues from tourism.
"It affects the ability of communities, countries and regions to meet their own social development goals, and it stunts their economic prosperity.
This is disappointing because it reduces the ability of communities to hold the government and big business to account and to protect their local interests.
It gives local people consultation rights over how land is used, strengthens the ability of communities to buy land, improves the position of tenant farmers, removes the business rate exemption, tries to discover who the owners are, seeks to reduce the ridiculous densities at which deer are maintained for stalking, and creates a land commission to keep the issue alive.
The ability of communities – especially those in which livelihoods depend on fishing – to adapt their practices to a changing climate is key to withstanding extreme weather events like El Niño, which has been predicted to be the worst in the world's history.
Where changing worldviews, reforms and the ability of communities to adapt are out of synchronisation then friction ensues, as was seen in the Murray Darling Basin when proposed reforms have resulted in widespread disputes between reformers and irrigation communities.
They improve the ability of community organizations and individuals to access information, communicate globally, and sell and purchase their products and services.
It is important that the ability of community organizations to serve neighborhoods effectively and efficiently not be hurt by duplicate processes.
"There is no evidence that an increase in the coverage level would promote competition or materially improve the ability of community banks to obtain funds.
That deeply personal contact allows trust to develop, which in turn enhances the ability of community staff to build services around a patient's individual needs, with effective care planning and coordination.
Some have; in Uganda, where APOC has operated for over ten years, the government was impressed by the ability of community workers to supplement the health system, and has changed its policy accordingly.APOC stopped providing any funding two years ago, but the Ugandan authorities stepped in and kept the network of community workers going.
