The phrase "ability to exercise the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or capability to perform a specific action or function.
Example: "The ability to exercise the right to vote is fundamental in a democratic society."
Alternatives: "capacity to implement the" or "capability to utilize the".
"Kabul says it's very important for the government to come back and eradicate for one, two days in the area where it happened, to show that the government has the ability to exercise the rule of law in Tirin Kot," Wankel said.
It is no coincidence that more and more Americans are advocating restrictions on political advertising these days, arguing that the deluge of political sound-bites undermines citizens' ability to exercise the vote responsibly.These arguments will never go away; they are too plausible.
The deal he negotiated with the Mets provided him with a potential pathway to majority ownership and, Einhorn said, "it wouldn't make sense to invest $200 million into a team and then be denied the ability to exercise the negotiated option down the road".
The ability to exercise the right to suffrage is a key feature of a democratic society, which also respects every individual's inherent human rights.
According to the legal claim, "this tax is many times the strike price and can total hundreds of thousands of dollars, meaning that NSOs – unlike ISOs — can impede an employee's ability to exercise the option depending on whether he or she has the financial resources to pay the tax".
The ability to exercise the right to vote unifies immigrants and makes them a part of mainstream America.
But I became unfortunately conscious to the reality that the ability to exercise that right, to have the privilege to feel entitled, was diminished by my racial and financial background.
Self-reported anxiety did not appear to negatively impact the ability to exercise or the ability to increase the walking speed.
True reproductive freedom requires the ability to exercise both the right not to have children and the right to have children and be able to care for them.
The older adult's beliefs about his or her ability to exercise and the benefits associated with exercise influences whether or not the individual is willing to initiate and/or adhere to an exercise program (ie, stage of change).
"The judge found the ability to exercise market power, the abuse of the affiliate relationship, they earned $184 million in profits, and then he concludes he cannot determine there was an exercise of market power.
