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The phrase "ability to grind through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's capacity to persistently work through challenges or difficult tasks.
Example: "Her ability to grind through long hours of study helped her excel in her exams."
Alternatives: "capacity to persevere" or "skill in pushing through".
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Girardi often praises Sabathia's ability to grind through starts, somehow giving the Yankees length on days when he cannot pitch off his fastball.
Do you have the ability to grind through the long hours and tough times?
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In the A.L.C.S., Moreland frustrated Yankees pitchers with his ability to grind out long at-bats.
He has a cheerful, even temperament and also a small man's patience and ability to grind.
The ability to grind hardened materials without the previously necessary prehardening machining saves intermediate part-handling operations.
The ability to grind in a small footprint with high energy efficiency and sharp size distribution supports a staged grinding and flotation approach, applying grinding power only where liberation is needed.
Among his peers, his talent and shotmaking ability were legendary, but his ability to grind out a tough match was sometimes questioned.
Ability to grind out wins under pressure?
The win highlighted City's ability to grind out results at crucial times, as well as emphasising the quality of their attacking strength in depth, with Negredo stepping up in Sergio Aguero's absence through injury.
"I thought sooner or later I would come out and start performing, but it didn't seem to happen". Selby, famously described as a "torturer" by Ronnie O'Sullivan for his ability to grind out wins when not at his best, trailed 2-0, 3-2, 4-3 and 5-4, but showed all his renowned battling ability to pull through at the York Barbican.
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