The phrase "ability to find content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capability in locating or retrieving information or materials, particularly in a digital context.
Example: "Her ability to find content quickly and efficiently makes her an invaluable asset to the research team."
Alternatives: "skill in locating information" or "capability to discover material".
But they all rely to some measure on the user's ability to find content to look at.
That process of moving between two screens slowed down users' ability to find content they wanted to watch, as did the older navigation which required you to click on arrows to move through a carousel of titles whose thumbnails resembled movie posters.
The first iteration of PLAiR was priced at $99 and was designed to compete with streaming boxes like Apple TV, even providing an AirPlay-like ability to find content on your laptop, smartphone or tablet and send it to the big screen.
We have added the ability to find related content for a specific content item, in much the same way as our website shows you at the bottom of an article.
And there's a new topic called TV Everywhere that is being pioneered by a few of the cable and satellite operators: If you subscribe to the service, they'll enable and authenticate your ability to find Internet content from any source.
Our innovation comes in our ability to find audiences for content.
It's an industry where Griffiths said there are a lot of companies that "have their oars in the water," but he argued, "In virtually all of the other applications, we've seen a dearth of the ability to find truly relevant content".
The ability to find and apply knowledge indicates a broader view of the learning content and more focus on interrelationships, which would result in a better way of structuring information and constructing comprehensive mental schemata (Driscoll 2005).
Among these improvements are the ability to debug WebGL content from the console, improvements to the built-in debugger, a DOM explorer and the ability to find memory leaks.
