The phrase "ability to delivery" is not correct.
Did you mean "ability to deliver"? If this is the case, you can use this phrase when discussing someone's capacity or skill to provide or execute something effectively.
Example: "Her ability to deliver high-quality presentations has impressed everyone in the team."
Alternatives: "capacity to deliver" or "skill in delivering".
"At the local level, we just can't do it, and it's impacting our ability to delivery the same level of service for other noncrime-related things".
Such natural disasters have caused damage to some bridges, consequently isolating residential communities located on mountains, and hampering the ability to delivery emergency relief supplies to those communities.
StoryStream claims its key USPs include the ability to search for and curate any form of content, not simply UGC, and offering personalisation and the ability to delivery it in-store on retail signage.
We studied process indicators related to implementation fidelity (ability to delivery interventions as planned) and two indicators of community response ((1) participation in community events; (2) additional participants who joined the endline survey (as a measure of the indirect effect of interventions)).
In recent years, CPPs have been studied extensively, both in vitro and in vivo, for their ability to delivery an array of pharmalogically relevant cargoes, such as antisense oligonucleotides, peptides, proteins, plasmids, liposomes and nanometer-sized particles, with encouraging results [ 2].
"The ability to suspend delivery on the lightest delivery days, for example, could save dollars in both our delivery and our processing and distribution networks," Mr. Potter said.
Additionally, new models for care delivery should be evaluated for their ability to improve delivery of indicated clinical preventive services [21].
The results show Lcast's low management overhead and ability to optimize delivery to meet various operational constraints.
The design of non-viral gene vectors with the ability to overcome delivery obstacles is currently under extensive investigation.
Firstly, we replaced Glu with Gln in surfactin for decreasing its negative charges, but found this replacement weakened its ability to orally delivery insulin.
Only IL-6 demonstrated any ability to predict delivery within 2 and 7 days (area under the ROC curve=0.63 and 0.75, respectively).
