The phrase "ability to include an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to incorporate something into a larger context or framework.
Example: "The software has the ability to include an extensive library of resources for users."
Alternatives: "capacity to incorporate" or "skill to add".
The proposed design methodology has the advantages of speed, accuracy, and ability to include a large number of parameters in the design problem.
Wealso enabled the ability to include a representation of the main NWChem ASCIIfile input parameters within the output document.
Premium features include the ability to use your own custom domain name, real time statistics, and the ability to include a contact form in your page (though obviously you could just include your Email address in the standard 'About' field).
These include videos that are longer than fifteen minutes in length and the ability to include a special Donate button that lets users contribute money.
Perhaps reflecting this, the startup is introducing a new feature to Here: the ability to include a 'selfie' as part of your arrival notification.
The ones I found most compelling for a small businesses are the ability to include a Twitter feed, eBay auctions, coupons, and Skype integration.
The ones I found most compelling for small businesses are the ability to include a Twitter feed, eBay auctions, coupons, and Skype integration.
A shopping cart feature is built right into the new product extension, complete with PayPal integration and the ability to include a custom check-out process (i.e. by invoice).
The other key is that Crowdhoster campaigns come with all the moving parts one would find on traditional campaign pages out of the box, like the ability to include a description, video and reward tiers, for example.
We have chosen to focus on PLS and random forest analysis of the aryl-amine data for further discussion because of the interpretability of PLS, the ability to include a large number of correlated variables, and the straightforward assessment of the importance of variables.
