The phrase "ability to institutionalize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to establish or implement practices, policies, or structures within an organization or system.
Example: "The organization's ability to institutionalize best practices is crucial for its long-term success."
Alternatives: "capacity to embed" or "capability to establish".
It's clear from this volume that the visionary leadership of the researcher turned executive Mervin Kelly played a large role in Bell Labs' sense of mission and its ability to institutionalize the process of innovation so effectively.
The New York Times editorial board has called the bill "a considerable accomplishment," lauding its "intent and power to rectify lending abuses," as well as the legislation's ability to "institutionalize the insight that the safety and soundness of banks cannot -- and should not -- be measured by profitability alone".
Slippery slope arguments tacitly concede that certain cases of assisted suicide and euthanasia are morally permissible, but cast doubt on our ability to institutionalize them without producing catastrophic consequences.
In the long term, we need to institutionalize our ability to field advisers and provide effective military assistance to allies.
Owning the most innovative product in the world has little real value without the cultural ability to absorb, institutionalize and deploy that product.
The evolution of these organizations, therefore, provides notable lessons to those that seek to institutionalize their demands and strengthen their ability to shape the growth and development of their cities and regions.
However, its overall effectiveness will depend on the ability of the international community to take advantage of this powerful political opportunity to institutionalize NCD prevention and control into policies and programmes within the broader development agenda.
The world's China-watching community hailed the transfer of power from Jiang to Hu as "smooth" and praised the ability of the party to create internal rules and abide by them, in short, to institutionalize itself.
Legislators passed redistricting maps that attempted to institutionalize their supermajority.
A. I wasn't going to institutionalize him.
All these companies had a striking capacity to institutionalize change.
