The phrase "ability to encompass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to include or cover a wide range of topics, ideas, or elements.
Example: "Her ability to encompass various perspectives in her research makes her work highly valuable."
Alternatives: "capacity to include" or "skill to cover".
Seeing the performance later in Edinburgh, I was impressed by Briers' ability to encompass the hero's rage and madness.
The advantage of the correspondence method lies in its ability to encompass more points at less cost and with less time expended in gathering the data.
"The real value of a virtual assistant on any device is its ability to encompass a wide array of services and apps," says Martin Hollywood, lead creative technologist at Razorfish London.
People laugh, but I give a lot of credit for my success to skills I learned bartending: people skills, a strong customer service ethos, and the ability to encompass both the micro and macro view.
In showing her progress from a parochial optimism to an ability to encompass her whole society, Tanner renews our sense of Jane Austen as one of the great novelists, confirming both her local and abiding relevance.
61) Yen The winner of the 2013 Bruntwood prize, Anna Jordan's play deals with the redemption of two bereft teenagers, and was acclaimed on its debut at the Manchester Royal Exchange Studio for its ability to encompass extremes of violence and tenderness.
Although typically associated with survival (i.e. the ability to maintain homeostasis but not necessarily cell division), cell viability can be defined more broadly to encompass the ability to grow and proliferate.
Again, the focus of this modeling is not to determine the most accurate values for every parameter of every variant but rather to assess the ability of the underlying scheme to encompass the range of observed behaviors and highlight the subtle differences among protein variants that cause them to occupy different regions of the parameter space.
Moreover, their differentiation profile appears to encompass a unique ability to generate an extremely high percentage of oligodendrocytes and of neuronal cells, in a fashion comparable to that v-IhNSCs [9].
We consider the term "self-renewal" to encompass not just the ability of a stem cell to divide asymmetrically but also the ability of the stem cell to remain in the niche and continue dividing in this way over a period of time that is comparable to that of a wildtype stem cell.
For self management to be effective, it needs to encompass the patient's ability to monitor their condition and to affect the cognitive, behavioural and emotional responses necessary to maintain a satisfactory QoL [ 23].
