The phrase "ability to leverage a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to utilize resources, skills, or opportunities effectively.
Example: "Her ability to leverage a diverse skill set has greatly contributed to the project's success."
Alternatives: "capacity to utilize a" or "skill in employing a".
In the future, there are three things that will be essential in delivering an optimal media experience: 1. the ability to leverage a search operating system; 2. the ability to leverage a social graph.
By partnering with the hygiene/hand wash category team at Unilever, the startup accessed additional market entry points and the ability to leverage a respected brand name to further their cause.
"We believe that engaging with game-changing companies at an early stage will not only benefit Flextronics, but will provide those companies with the ability to leverage a wealth of experience in hardware design, manufacturing and logistics from all of the Flextronics business units and specialized partners in an unprecedented scale".
In a way, she pioneered the very ability to leverage a sex tape, and though she had help from the shifting trends in voyeurism and social media, that footage would have been "ruinous" to any other young female.
This ability to leverage an understanding of the logistics involving with shipping individual items is only one way Jet customers save money.
"That's why developers creating new products based on Samsung ARTIK modules want the ability to leverage an ecosystem of snaps to accelerate their product lifecycle, and why we are excited to have snaps running on ARTIK".
The heart of the Autonomic behavior for the Enforcer lies in its ability to leverage an architectural model and a runtime infrastructure where cooperating agents, the SelfLets [42, 43], can provide services, and consume those offered by other SelfLets as well, being able to make decisions based on local knowledge of the surrounding environment.
For this list, I considered longevity, likability, general insanity, scrappiness, individuality, ability to leverage an appearance on the show into another business, earning a spinoff, and number of classic moments the Housewife was responsible for.
The individuals we identified as having regional or international influence in the field of HIV/AIDS have the ability to leverage an increasingly conducive funding environment and a growing evidence base to address the policy, programmatic and operational challenges to integrating family planning with HIV/AIDS.
That's because the government has the ability to leverage to a greater extent than the private sector and can maintain that leverage for a greater period of time (don't forget to thank the Chinese).
Historically, banks have been at the forefront of financial intermediation, in part because their ability to leverage offers an efficient source of funding.
