The phrase "ability to communicate it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's skill or capacity to convey information or ideas effectively.
Example: "Her ability to communicate it clearly made a significant difference in the team's understanding of the project."
Alternatives: "skill in conveying it" or "capacity to express it".
He's confident that what he's seen counts, and in his ability to communicate it.
"In his workout sessions, Al and I were knocked out by the depth and breadth of his knowledge of football and his ability to communicate it".
The god Apollo, in a twist, gave her the power to see the future but not the ability to communicate it to others: nobody believed her warnings.
Of course not, writers don't care about our comfort level, they just like to show off how much they know and their ability to communicate it.
The clarity of that vision, Mr. Rabinowitz added, and the ability to communicate it are in many ways Mr. Bunch's greatest assets as a director.
Yet for all the importance we place on the ability to communicate it is estimated that one million children in Britain today struggle to do so.
"If it attracts the attention of a passerby, if it has the ability to communicate, then it is optimal".
Members will appreciate that this is now a legal matter and our ability to communicate around it is therefore limited by the legal process.
Beyond empathy, excessive internet use could lead more generally to a reduced ability to communicate effectively, as it has been associated with a lack of emotional intelligence, including poor performance on interpreting facial expressions.
UNICEF needs to lighten the bureaucratic weight on the shoulders of the staff to make them more free to achieve, and be held accountable for, the outcome of the next MTSP.. Communications: UNICEF's effectiveness at mobilizing for women's and children's rights is linked to the ability to communicate to the world that it serves, the world it works with, and the world it depends upon for resources.
His knowledge of the game, his understanding of it, his ability to communicate and organise and motivate - it's outstanding.
