The phrase "ability to implement a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or capacity to execute a specific task or project.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated a strong ability to implement a new software system effectively."
Alternatives: "capability to execute a" or "skill to carry out a".
"Assuming all stages of the restructuring are implemented in full, it puts the group on a secure financial footing, with a sustainable debt level and an ability to implement a restructuring of the business".
There is one key issue of contention: state aid and policies of public ownership and economic interventionism, which Labour fears will undermine its ability to implement a transformative agenda.
Alexander Smolar, director of the Stefan Batory Foundation, a study group in Warsaw that promotes open democratic governments, said the gas negotiations with Russia were a test case for the Union's ability to implement a common energy policy.
Both Parnell and Dan Warthen, the team's pitching coach, said in the opening days of camp that his ability to implement a new pitch, the knuckle-curve, would be the key to his success and could determine whether he made the team.
If Obama followed the environmentalists' advice, it would actually hamper his ability to implement a progressive regulatory agenda on other fronts.
By only offering five funds (and life cycle funds comprised of the five funds) the choices are simple, but they limit the ability to implement a highly diversified portfolio.
The identification of robust prognostic and predictive biomarkers would transform the ability to implement an individualised approach to radiotherapy.
Only then we can acquire an ability to implement an industrial revolution in the energy system in a way that broadly meets the criteria of effectiveness and dynamic efficiency.
Our results indicated that cat-owners' decisions to contain or not contain their cats were guided by a range of factors including owners' beliefs about their ability to implement an effective containment strategy and their views about the physical and psychological needs of their cats.
Moreover, any communications with the IRS, or with a non-attorney CPA or consultant generally can limit privilege and may compromise the taxpayer's ability to implement an optimal disclosure strategy.
Using new knowledge and obtaining abilities to implement a series of strategic business behaviors all need the help of continuous system innovation and cultural innovation to keep immigrant entrepreneurship going (Li et al. 2008).
