The phrase "ability to extend its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or potential of something to increase or broaden its scope or reach.
Example: "The company's ability to extend its market presence has been a key factor in its recent success."
Alternatives: "capacity to broaden its" or "potential to expand its".
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 strategy hinges on Dell's ability to extend its business, honed in the personal computer business, into the corporate world of large data-serving computers, storage systems and services.
But events in recent days, including the assassination of a Karzai government minister at the Kabul airport and renewed tribal clashes in the east and the north, have raised new doubts about the stability of the interim government, and about its ability to extend its authority beyond Kabul without increased international military support.
Controlling a game is like driving a car in that both rely on the brain's ability to extend its perceptions beyond the physical existence of the body.
Part of that difference is Minuum's ability to extend its innovative typing model to hardware devices beyond just smartphones and tablets.
"Notwithstanding Dell's historic lack of meaningful traction in enterprise networking, we think Cisco needs to be vigilant given Dell's demonstrated ability to extend its powerful business model beyond computers".
The ability to extend his pursed lips as much as 10.4 centimetres had often meant the difference between achieving part of his thorax and not.
It is structurally simple and has some advantages, such as its high air-tightness, its ability to extend by air pressure without friction, and its ability to spring back by its resilience (Fig. 14b).
In analogy to the behavior of telomere repeats, Fob1 could be considered to correspond to telomerase through its ability to extend the rDNA repeats, although its deletion phenotype is opposite that of telomerase in life span.
"To use a tool like this [rock], the animal needs to have the ability to extend the boundaries of its body".
Resveratrol, amongst the most prominent of these, has gained widespread attention due to its ability to extend the lifespan of yeast, worms, and flies, and its ability to protect against age-related diseases such as cancer, Alzheimer's, and diabetes in mammals.
