The phrase "ability of resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or potential of various resources in a specific context, such as business, project management, or economics.
Example: "The ability of resources to adapt to changing market conditions is crucial for the success of our strategy."
Alternatives: "capacity of resources" or "potential of resources".
In the context of In-VIGO, virtualization denotes the ability of resources to support multiplexing, manifolding and polymorphism (i.e. to simultaneously appear as multiple resources with possibly different functionalities).
Key factors critical to the success of computerised support systems include relevant content, having the ability to save limited clinical time, end-user involvement in development, and the ability of resources to be integrated into the clinical workflow.
When an external disturbance is large, artificial recovery ability (input of resources for emergency response) normally will increase until it reaches its limit.
Family firms showed a result that is consistent with the literature, which argues that knowledge resources have perhaps the greatest ability of all resources to serve as a source of sustainable competitive advantage (see, for example, Gold et al. 2001).
The nature of GLAMs also speaks to the ability of the resources to investigate humanities based research questions as well as citizen science activities [22].
It also highlights the interest of integrated modeling for complete analysis of the ability of water resources to meet water demands in complex change scenarios as a support for decision making.
The policy implications of these results relate to the ability of Ministry of Education resources to be targeted to address disparity in educational achievement across subpopulation groups in New Zealand (Ministry of Education 2014b).
It has been suggested that knowledge has the greatest ability of all resources to serve as a source of sustainable differentiation due to immobility (McEvily and Chakravarthy 2002) and general applicability (Miller and Shamsie 1996).
Hongxinglong Administration now owns embankment miniature rainwater harvesting project (Sun et al. 2003) and large harvesting project of rainwater collection and distribution can be built (Hashim et al. 2013), thus to increase available water resource, supplement ground water resource, and improve the ability of water resource system resilience.
If fishery resources are used properly, it can adapt to the natural regeneration ability of the resource and maintain the optimum sustainable yield.
