The phrase "ability to keep pace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to maintain the same speed or level of performance as others in a particular context.
Example: "In today's fast-paced work environment, the ability to keep pace with technological advancements is crucial for success."
Alternatives: "capacity to stay on track" or "skill to maintain speed".
We demonstrate that even in small numbers, reviewers can vastly improve the system's ability to keep pace with evolving threats.
In a technological society, justice must be imbued with the ability to keep pace with new marketplaces and the threats they pose to consumers.
NTL employees say that they grew increasingly concerned about the company's ability to keep pace with the rapid growth but that management failed to heed their warnings.
Financial problems, with social services departments starting the year with overspends, could affect their ability to keep pace with NHS partnership plans - particularly to deal with winter pressures.
"Despite many families relying on it, the CDF has unfortunately failed, and today's delisting will further reduce the NHS' ability to keep pace with Europe in the treatment of breast cancer".
While Russia certainly aren't light on experience, having qualified for World Cup 2014 and the last three Euros, their ability to keep pace with younger squads could be a challenge.
There the comparisons stop, as Harry's chances of success will depend largely on finances as much as his managerial skills whereas Paula will depend entirely on her body and its ability, as ever, to keep pace with her ambition.
The SocGen loss will accelerate that trend.Events at SocGen will also fuel an old debate about bankers' pay Mr Kerviel was reportedly motivated by his desire to win a higher bonus and a newer one about the ability of banks to keep pace with the dizzying growth of derivatives markets.
The lack of skilled workers, referred to as a gap in "middle skills", impacts the ability of the U.S. to keep pace with productivity, slowing development, research and ultimately the economy.
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"That obviously has a long-term impact on the ability of the profession to keep pace with the changes brought in by the Welsh government but also in developing their professional skills as an ongoing practice," he said.
