The phrase "ability to implement the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's skills or capacity to execute a particular task or project.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated a strong ability to implement the new software system effectively."
Alternatives: "capacity to execute the" or "skill to carry out the".
The ability to implement the recasting process generally follows from implementation of the operator expressions in chebfun.
He wants the ability to implement the mandate to put forward an alternative.
She said funding cuts to local council budgets may restrict the ability to implement the programme effectively.
There are, however, concerns about the ability to implement the policy in areas like London where there are huge housing pressures.
Gay rights groups said Mr. Hagel's comments raised questions about his ability to implement the repeal of the law prohibiting openly gay people from serving in the military.
His control of parliament had become a crucial element in the eurozone's raging debt crisis as investors in Italy's debt fretted over the country's ability to implement the austerity measures needed to cut its deficit.
Then, when difficult or controversial decisions are made, he wrote, "poor communications... can spark a rapid backlash that jeopardizes the ability to implement even the best ideas.
In this study, the role of organizational culture is examined as a mediating factor, which influences the relationship between the ability to implement technology and the use of improvement programs within a hospital.
Which brings us to the third skill that you must have but haven't been taught — the ability to implement at scale, the ability to get colleagues along the entire chain of care functioning like pit crews for patients.
Further the usage of quality improvement programs is related to the ability to implement technology and the culture within a hospital.
