The phrase "ability to administer the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to manage or oversee a particular task, project, or system.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated a strong ability to administer the financial resources of the organization effectively."
Alternatives: "capability to manage the" or "skill to oversee the".
At the hearing's opening, the Treasury inspector general for tax administration, J. Russell George, said, "I am very concerned about the I.R.S.'s ability to administer the credit" to guard against tax cheats.
If she didn't, then she was merely incompetent, which rather calls into question her ability to administer the company to whose senior echelon she has now been mysteriously recalled.
Alan Goldberger, a lawyer from New Jersey and a former official who represents officiating organizations, said referees know when a fan has stepped over the line from rooting to interfering with their ability to administer the game.
"It's a significant black eye for any police organization to have a federal monitor," said Mr. Bratton said, "because it is used so infrequently and it entails the idea that you don't have the ability to administer the organization without running afoul of civil rights issues".
The harm includes government's impaired ability to administer the tax system, taxpayer frustration, and higher costs for taxpayers, advisers and government as they all face the inefficiencies and uncertainties of a less-than-transparent system.
Control over the ability to administer the test was also part of the model that explained intention and behaviour.
"Wada staff have the necessary scientific and technical qualifications and have the required abilities to administer the world anti-doping program and to deal with scientific and compliance issues," he said.
Calcium ion crosslinked alginate coating layers on fibers showed abilities to administer the sustainable NGF release in a gradient distribution manner for at least 5 weeks.
They rely heavily on comprehensive neuropsychological testing; however, the ability to administer these tests, which can last more than three hours, is impractical for the busy clinical setting, particularly in low-income countries.
"I've got zero confidence in his ability to administer," said the New Hampshire GOP's Cullen.
The primary feasibility outcome of this study was the ability to administer > 75% of the prescribed CRRT dose to participants in each treatment arm.
