The phrase "ability to generate such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capacity to produce or create a specific outcome or result.
Example: "The research team demonstrated their ability to generate such innovative solutions to complex problems."
Alternatives: "capacity to produce such" or "capability to create such".
Josh Topolsky, 29, a blogger for the technology blog Engadget.com who waited all day outside the Fifth Avenue store, said Apple's ability to generate such intense interest was remarkable.
(This would be dependent, of course, on the fund's ability to generate such returns; Furst is confident that some hedge-fund friends of his could make that happen). The annuity would stop only when the goal — a cure for cancer — was reached and the principal was paid out to the winners.
Thus the ability to generate such minuscule structures is essential to much of modern science and technology [1 4].
We currently lack the ability to generate such models, but we submit that the availability of detailed sequence-based genomic datasets of the sort that we present below provides a valuable resource for the development of such analytical pipelines.
The ability to generate such films provides a potential template for a variety of biomaterials.
After these first 2 postnatal weeks, cortical astrocytes lose their ability to generate such neurogenic cell cultures.
We were able to generate such maps due to the cerebellum-wide expression of the TCGO transgene and the ability to image large expanses of cerebellar neuropil.
LSD could help to generate such a new concept".
Not every animal is able to generate such interest.
The ability to generate deletions with such a high frequency enables a complex locus such as Ph1 to be defined.
Moreover, these limitations compromise the person's security by reducing ability to generate external resources such as financial income and social contact.
