The phrase "ability to extract all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the capacity or capability to retrieve or obtain all relevant information or data from a source.
Example: "The software's ability to extract all necessary data from the database significantly improved our reporting process."
Alternatives: "capacity to retrieve everything" or "capability to obtain all".
Other adaptations for desert life are developed to a high degree in the addax, including a highly reflective coat, an ability to extract all the water it needs from plants and to conserve that water by excreting dry feces and concentrated urine, and an ability to tolerate a rise of daytime body temperature by as much as 6 °C (11 °F) before resorting to nasal panting to cool down.
The ability to extract all the information from a set of DNA sequences collected from natural populations will help answer questions about autopolyploid evolution.
I was able to extract all that information… It's still not perfect.
Data is all very well, but the ability to extract meaningful information from it requires considerable skill.
We are an all referral center and therefore have limited ability to extract maternal data, as well as resuscitation data, from outside institutions for research purposes.
Building 20, though, ranks as one of the most creative environments of all time, a space with an almost uncanny ability to extract the best from people.
Great poets have the ability to extract essence -- to cut the fat of words and thought until all they are left with is core.
In contrast, the performances of BCCA are poor in all correlated patterns, although BCCA is known for its ability to extract biclusters with correlated gene expression patterns.
The new rules could reduce the profits of payday lenders, forcing all to pay for credit and affordability checks and reducing their ability to extract money from struggling borrowers.
After all, brinkmanship is a time-honoured Russian game, and waiting only strengthens Russia's ability to extract concessions.
After all, brinksmanship is a time-honoured Russian game, and waiting only strengthens Russia's ability to extract concessions.
