The phrase "ability to design and implement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's skills or competencies in creating and executing plans or projects.
Example: "Her ability to design and implement effective marketing strategies has significantly boosted our sales."
Alternatives: "capability to create and execute" or "skill in developing and applying".
"All of this would be possible if we took back control and had the ability to design and implement policies properly," he said.
The challenge is to see how these positive results translate into the ability to design and implement SSI activities in real primary school classrooms.
Effective solutions to mortgage lending discrimination are not beyond our ability to design and implement.
[M.G.-Q laughs.] Are you jealous of China's ability to design and implement a science policy?
The ability to design and implement complex algorithms, and programming in Python language, has become essential to the trading functions.
Second: How would the TPP chapter on IPR affect the nation's ability to design and implement programs for developing domestic science, technology and innovation capabilities?
The discussion in this paper examines three key challenges to policy experimentation all of which centre on questions of meaning in terms of understanding the future, and power in terms of the ability of governments to design and implement such actions.
Transformatory resilience: the ability or capacity of government to design and implement desirable and realistic reform when the current organisation, structures and strategies are no longer feasible.
Our goal was to increase the ability of partner organizations and governments to design and implement sophisticated, data-based programs on their own, coaching and enabling them to inspire their communities to continue to adopt healthy behaviors far into the future.
The ability to effectively monitor a microbial community is necessary to design and implement remediation strategies for contaminated soil.
These criteria reflect the ability to use the design paper mostly in its raw format to design and implement a phase II oncology trial.
