The phrase "ability to be productive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capacity or potential to produce work or results effectively.
Example: "Her ability to be productive during challenging times has impressed her colleagues."
Alternatives: "capacity for productivity" or "potential for efficiency."
In the book Biophilic Design: Theory, Science and Practice, the authors share that connecting with nature is essential to our well-being and our ability to be productive.
The productivity of staff, or anything that affects their ability to be productive, should be a major concern for any employer, and therefore the building in which they operate, should be a key interest.
But a bully can destroy a victim's core sense of self, and limit their ability to be productive.
Although mobile technology has increased managers' ability to be productive on the road, time wasted in airports and the host of cascading consequences can take a big financial toll.
Everything from procrastination to interruptions can damage our ability to be productive.
When people lose their jobs, it does not mean they lose their ability to be productive.
- Confident in my abilities to be productive as a scientist.
The ability to secure resources allows organisms to be productive and prosper in natural environments, but how an organism prospers in the laboratory environment, where both the access to resources and their available amount for reproduction are tightly controlled by humans, was intriguing.
I think my ability to let certain things go allows us to be productive and move forward.
Impairment in cognition can have dramatic impacts on the ability to function on a day-to-day basis, and to be productive.
Rodriguez said he considered that an encouraging sign for his strength, flexibility and ability to be a productive all-around player.
