The phrase "ability to inspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to examine or evaluate something closely.
Example: "The technician demonstrated his ability to inspect the machinery for any potential issues before the operation began."
Alternatives: "capacity to examine" or "skill to assess".
Now the flying machines are being trialled for their ability to inspect solar farms.
Logitech has a few suggestions, the most persuasive of which is the ability to inspect the traffic before you drive.
Relevant congressional committees and the Justice Department's inspector general would have the ability to inspect those logs.
The space agency was told to provide future shuttle missions with the ability to inspect and repair damage.
On the day of the volleyball final, Iran's parliament approved preliminary draft legislation restricting the outside world's ability to inspect Iranian facilities.
American officials acknowledge that the agreement, signed in April 2000, does contain limitations on Brazil's access and ability to inspect American spacecraft that would be launched at Alcantara.
Georgia officials said budget constraints and other outbreaks of food-borne illnesses diminished their abilities to inspect the peanut plants.
After the 1971 Attica riot, which left 39 people dead, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller responded to the Correctional Association's recommendation that he appoint a statewide prison ombudsman by lobbying lawmakers to eliminate the association's ability to "visit, inspect and examine" state prisons.
It also provides analysts the ability to statically inspect details of every suspicious state of (abstract) execution in order to make a ruling as to whether or not the behavior is truly malicious with respect to the intent of the application.
This will further enhance their ability to visually inspect and recognize risk factors in the field where there are a variety of hazards, especially due to damaged building structures.
Accessing spots human can't – or would rather not – explore is a big aspect of the proposed functionality for Matrice 200, including the ability to closely inspect objects like wind turbines and oil rigs to spot infrastructural issues and help plan maintenance.
