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The phrase "ability to force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the capacity or power to compel or influence something or someone.
Example: "The manager's ability to force change within the organization was evident during the restructuring process."
Alternatives: "capacity to compel" or "power to enforce".
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One factor suggested the difference: Cilic's ability to force errors.
But barring a public uprising, they have little ability to force the issue.
He had little ability to force a response negative or positive from a human being.
Palestinians remained deeply sceptical about his ability to force real change.
But as its ability to force turnovers waned, so did its lead.
The first priority for Morphy was the initiative, the ability to force matters.
He had little ability to force a response — negative or positive — from a human being.
The Soviets valued the initiative the ability to force matters more than most positional considerations.
Xolair binds to IgE, diminishing its ability to force the immune cells into action.
"Beijing is pursuing the ability to force Taiwan to negotiate on Beijing's terms regarding unification with the mainland".
China has already demonstrated its ability to force companies to drop endorsements by people it does not like.
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