The phrase "ability to downsize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing organizational changes, personal decisions, or financial strategies where reducing size or scale is relevant.
Example: "The company's ability to downsize its workforce was crucial for maintaining profitability during the economic downturn."
Alternatives: "capacity to reduce" or "skill in downsizing".
It depends on their power and whether they have negotiated limits to a company's ability to downsize".
The combination of Tivoli and VMControl allows for speedier deployments, gives users the ability to downsize management tools into an efficient platform, and provides for additional monitoring and management features.
This final is a survival of the fittest and fastest, as the second-ranked Serbian and fourth-ranked Scot both possess shrewd court sense and the ability to downsize the court.
"It focused the region on its high-growth technology industries, rejuvenated the business community's confidence in Long Island's ability to not only survive defense downsizing but prosper, and led directly to significant job and payroll increases".
"A lot of people will find that their ability to move is limited unless they want to downsize, but if they are buying a bigger property at the outset that shouldn't be a problem".
But these are tame unions, their leaders chosen by the Communist Party, and they have shown limited ability to protect workers in the widespread downsizing and restructuring that is proceeding.
They say that they are committed to the newspaper's "doveish" values and ethical standards, but that relentless downsizing is eroding their ability to sustain them.
Currently being implemented is a carefully constructed strategy that allows the medical center to downsize staff without inflicting damage on our ability to provide care.
On Iran, it was his ability to move his own party -- and to stomach the downsizing of his own agenda -- that ended up being critical to the passage of the bill out of committee.
Given the decline in the number of inmates, the state should find it easy to close or downsize several of its 67 prison units without compromising its ability to handle an unanticipated increase in the population.
While this stage allows one to downsize the conformer models to more manageable size, it may result in a loss of the ability to reproduce experimentally determined "bioactive" conformations, for example, found for PDB ligands.
