The phrase "ability to bridge it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's skill or capability to connect or reconcile two different ideas, groups, or situations.
Example: "Her ability to bridge it between the two departments has greatly improved communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "capacity to connect it" or "skill to link it".
Alaïa "has an uncanny ability to bridge all of it seamlessly.
Generally, barite additive increases the mud filtrate because of its ability to bridge filter paper and the rock formation; also it increases the mud density, mud cake thickness, and mud viscosity.
KidoZen's strength is its ability to bridge system-of-record technologies such as SAP with front-end frameworks, making it pretty accessible to any level developer.
In the real world, it's the ability to bridge disparate places, like New York and Los Angeles, that makes the life of a commuter enjoyable to Mrs. Roach.
But this kind of racial shortcut and lazy thinking about art and its ability to bridge our differences are the very things that the novel's existence argues against.
The key strength of this model is its ability to bridge logical gaps to connect objects with context.
Thus, Tmp21-mediated ER export of GPI-anchored proteins could be explained by its ability to bridge the gap between the GPI-anchored clients within the ER lumen and the vesicular trafficking machinery on the cytosolic side.
The significance of this work lies in its ability to bridge the research-practice gap with an implementation and evaluation framework that enables sustained engagement and demonstration of effectiveness.
Democrats said it was Mr. Reid's ability to bridge the divide between liberals and centrists, urban and rural states, loyalists and rebels, that clinched the votes when he needed every member of his caucus.
Then again, I'll never get tired to writing it, art as a whole has the ability to bridge, unite and comfort.
