The phrase "ability to ensure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to guarantee a certain outcome or condition.
Example: "Her ability to ensure the project's success was evident in her meticulous planning and execution."
Alternatives: "capacity to guarantee" or "skill to secure".
That experience then has the ability to ensure that you will be comfortable with change.
One of the system's main attributes is its ability to ensure that hyperlinks take people to current Web pages.
"We are confident we have the ability to ensure good air quality for the Olympic Games," Mr. Du said.
That decision underscored not just the determination of the traditionalists to consolidate power, but their ability to ensure the result.
F.D.A. has no ability to ensure their safety, we don't regulate them in any way and the Canadian F.D.A. also will not accept responsibility either".
"This was less about affirmative action or quotas than about the university leadership having the ability to ensure diversity," Mr. Hackett said.
Without the ability to ensure these two essential services, recommended, routine or required testing would miserably fail to offer people anything in return.
Representatives of the two main parties said they remained sceptical about the commission's ability to ensure confidence in the electoral system in Tower Hamlets.
With only one bidder and public buying power dispersed over 41 separate tenders, the ability to ensure value for money is limited.
The dredging of Connecticut harbors, Mr. Lieberman said, is "critical to Connecticut's maritime industry and the state's ability to ensure the safe navigation of the Sound".
It would have some ability to ensure that the rules are followed; how the rules would be enforced has been a major source of partisan division.
