The phrase "ability to hammer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capability to use a hammer effectively, often in a construction or crafting context.
Example: "His ability to hammer nails accurately made him an invaluable member of the construction team."
Alternatives: "skill in hammering" or "capability to use a hammer."
It's all here: mathematically precise handling, impossible levels of tire grip, the ability to hammer your way over any road surface.
9 p.m. 9. Après and Après The nighttime scene starts in the bars, like the divey Tijuana (Talstrasse 15, tijuanabar.ch), where you can test your ability to hammer a nail into a tree stump in one hit, or Chämi Bar (Promenade 83, 41-81-413-55-55), anotholepopular watering hole.
With naked short-selling, a trader has almost limitless ability to hammer a stock into the ground.
Christian Sands showed a remarkable ability to hammer notes with uncanny precision and unerring consistency.
Your dad's Football Manager addiction and your mom's infuriating ability to hammer you at Tetris (well, mine does) makes them both gamers.
Your dad's Football Manager addiction and your mum's infuriating ability to hammer you at Tetris (well, mine does) makes them both gamers.
Past presidents have held off from making the mostly symbolic change, recognizing that it might hamstring their ability to help hammer out a peace deal that almost certainly would have to allow for Palestinian control of East Jerusalem.
During recent private discussions between a group of editors, Michael Grade's name, along with Lord Birt, the former director-general of the BBC, and Greg Dyke, another former BBC boss, were suggested as those who had the ability and authority to hammer out a compromise between two opposing sides represented by the newspaper industry and the pressure group Hacked Off.
He said the numbers gave the Democrats the ability to keep hammering the idea that the president's policies were taking the country in the wrong direction.
The U.S. Chamber pretty much has the Republican congressional vote locked up, partly because of their shared worldview, and partly because the GOP is increasingly dependent on the group's ability to use its funds to hammer Democratic opponents with negative TV ads in swing states.
He is more interested in our language's ability to strike hammer blows for liberty, for the idea that people and ideas should mingle and be free.
