The phrase "ability to document the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capacity to record or write down information or processes.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated a strong ability to document the procedures clearly and accurately."
Alternatives: "capability to record the" or "skill in documenting the".
If we can break into multiple teams and follow different wolverine or lynx trail segments, it really increases our ability to document the animals' travel patterns and activities and raises the probability of finding scat and hair samples that might provide the DNA for identifying individual wolverines or lynxes.
In almost all cases, the ability to document the evidence is not an embedded feature on the program.
The emergence of airborne lidar data for studying landscape evolution and natural hazards has revolutionized our ability to document the topographic signature of active and ancient surface processes.
The power of the book rests with its ability to document the personal and the scientific travels; its strength rests with its blending of memoir and "objective" scientific discovery.
Investigators from the Netherlands, Australia and Malaysia were dispatched to the crash site near the village of Hrabove hours after the tragedy but were blocked by armed separatists for nearly two weeks, hampering the forensic specialists' ability to document the debris field and collect the bodies of victims.
Clonal analysis, single genome sequencing, and modeling provide evidence for the complex quasispecies nature of HIV-1 within infected individuals, but practical considerations have limited researchers' ability to document the true extent of viral heterogeneity.
"Culture gives us the ability to document these things from an honest angle, not the one that is favoured from powerful people - perhaps those who were responsible for the conflict in the first place.
And finally, when we asked surgeons and nurse practitioners to describe positive attributes of CARAT being embedded in the patient record, 6 of 8 reported the ability to document of the values generated by CARAT, 5 of 8 reported the ability to share these data among medical providers, and 4 of 8 said ease of access.
Most studies of wait times use administrative data (Mayo et al, 2001; Johnston et al, 2004; Rayson et al, 2004; Simunovic et al, 2005; Liberman et al, 2006), yet the ability to document many of the peri-diagnostic time intervals from routinely collected data is limited.
What's yet to appear, however, is much reflection on the conditions on the ground in Africa that have allowed the outbreak to rumble on: the under-resourced health services; the population denied the education that would enable them to understand what's happening to them, the inadequate government structures that lack the ability to document, trace and explain the virus.
A major advantage of this type of temporal microscopy is the ability to document cellular morphological changes associated with apoptosis with the time course of the event.
