The phrase "ability to embed the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability to integrate or incorporate something within another context, such as technology or content.
Example: "The software has the ability to embed the video directly into the webpage for seamless viewing."
Alternatives: "capacity to integrate the" or "capability to insert the".
One of the chief virtues of this even-handed, mild-mannered appraisal is Kennedy's ability to embed the United Nations in the long history of schemes to end war once and for all.
And unlike iMeem, MySpace Music doesn't yet offer the ability to embed the music player into other sites.
The coolest feature is the ability to embed the virtual gifts in another website, as I've done above.
Dragontape, which lets users create 'mixtapes' of their favorite YouTube videos, has added the ability to embed the final result in blog posts, and more importantly, Facebook updates.
Additional functionality will continue to be rolled-out, the first being more themes and the ability to embed the contact (lead) form externally.
The food bank that serves her now has the ability to embed the Healthy Food Bank Hub widget into the page hosting its food distribution schedule in Tammy's community.
For Spreecast, adding the ability to embed these video broadcasts is another way to let people take part in the conversations happening on the platform.
The initial product is free as a kind of showcase for the technology, but the company, which has an undisclosed seed round, plans to sell the ability to embed this technology to companies.
This general reading of the formula does not reflect any difference between modal probability logic and other probability logics with the same formula; where the difference lies is in the ability to embed probabilities in the arguments of probability terms and in the semantics.
I also believe that the stage with its constrained environment, the ability to embed sensors in the space, a playfulness that can draw audiences and its repeatability is a great space to innovate and improve robot expression and interactivity.
In these data-rich times, and aided by new technologies, the ability to embed analytics into the systematic planning and operations of urban spaces is growing and could be important to developing the role of cities as drivers of economic growth and jobs.
