The phrase "ability to extend it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capacity or potential to increase or prolong something, such as a deadline, feature, or service.
Example: "The software has the ability to extend it for an additional month if needed."
Alternatives: "capacity to prolong it" or "potential to lengthen it."
The company does not have the decision-making control that it needs in the United States, Mr. Singleton said, or the ability to extend its brand.
The history of Apple and the company's innovation and ability to extend its brand is something to appreciate.
-- ISIS now demonstrates both the intent and the ability to extend its violence, its "retribution," well outside its desert arena.
But Sony Chief Executive Howard Stringer Howard Stringer, who has the ability to extend Lack's contract when it expires next year, endorsed Lack this afternoon in a written statement, arguing that he is "exceptionally well-suited to manage the company in this challenging and ever-changing environment".
Quarterback Jay Cutler's ability to extend the play helped a lot; it allowed for two-man route combinations even when the Vikings kept seven defenders in coverage.
Mr. Lindelof also said that while ABC has the ability to extend the series as long as it wants, with different producers and even different stars, he believes that the network is unlikely to do so.
What the project still needs in his view is real "pluggability," that is, the ability to extend Spinnaker and more easily integrate it with third-party systems.
"To use a tool like this [rock], the animal needs to have the ability to extend the boundaries of its body".
It is this ability to extend a previously niche product into the mainstream that has earned the company the tag of "AOL for Bitcoin".
Moreover, the photographic frame can reveal the unsettling ability to extend and include us in its space.
