The phrase "ability to carry through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability to complete tasks or follow through on commitments.
Example: "Her ability to carry through on her promises has earned her a reputation for reliability."
Alternatives: "capacity to follow through" or "skill in executing tasks".
But the prime minister's ability even to carry through manifesto commitments is now in doubtThe Labour Party has never defined itself by its attachment to civil liberties.
But the prime minister's ability even to carry through manifesto commitments is now in doubt.Mr Blair's many enemies hope that he will find such impotence too frustrating to bear.
Research proposals should be judged in terms of (i) the attainability of the stated goals using the proposed means, (ii) the risk of failure versus the resources requested, and (iii) the ability of the proponent to carry through the proposed research.
Even aside from doubts about Greek ability/willingness to carry through on promises, the fact is that nobody knows how much if any payoff microeconomic reforms will yield, and nobody in his right mind builds such payoffs into a fiscal plan.
[PV,8,8,8][3X] is a highly viscous yellow waxlike liquid, meaning its ability to carry current through ion flow is greatly reduced compared to that of a less viscous liquid in which the ions are more mobile.
Considering the numerous game-winning drives and his ability to carry the Colts through tough games, how realistic are Andrew Luck's chances of getting some M.V.P. consideration?
Louis-Dreyfus is a master of the sit-com form but also shows her ability to carry a romantic lead through a full narrative arc, which is a whole other skill set.
Neville said: "Steven Gerrard had that unbelievable ability to carry a team on his own, not through shouting and bawling but through his own performance.
Doubts persist about Greece's ability to carry out the tough austerity measures pushed through Parliament or to manage the weakened economy.
But DHS doesn't think the powerful jihadist group, also identified as ISIS or ISIL, has the ability to carry out a terrorist attack by entering illegally through the southern border.
On Saturday, the New York Times reported that the Obama administration was asking China to help "block" and "cripple" North Korea's ability to carry out the attack, noting that North Korea's internet is wired through Chinese networks.
