The phrase "ability to mitigate the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to reduce or alleviate a problem or risk.
Example: "The team's ability to mitigate the risks associated with the project was crucial for its success."
Alternatives: "capacity to reduce the" or "skill in alleviating the".
But he is also aware that while the Welsh government will be judged on its ability to mitigate the effects of austerity and to pick up the pieces, it has little room for manoeuvre.
The genus Phragmites has proven ability to mitigate the environmental pollution of its surroundings.
Last but not the least, one of the most prominent characteristics is the ability to mitigate the effect of errors occurring in different modalities.
Furthermore, the effect of adding a caching entity is experimented and the results show its ability to mitigate the testbed's overhead.
The composite 3-D nanostructured electrodes have synergic contribution to specific capacitance based on their electroactive functions which boost energy density, and their nanoarchitecture have the ability to mitigate the ion diffusion limitation thereby enhancing the power density.
Cooperative relaying technique has gained much attention due to its ability to mitigate the fading through spatial diversity, hence it could provide better end-to-end performance [1, 2].
Our understanding of the health risks of HAB toxins, and therefore our ability to mitigate those risks, is incomplete until we know the human health effects associated with both chronic and acute toxin exposures.
Success in a tropical climate ultimately depended on the ability to mitigate flooding during the summer monsoon and store enough water to irrigate the fields during dry season – something the Khmer rulers had clearly mastered.
Table 2 presents examples of plant microbe interaction of aquatic environment and their ability to mitigate pollution in the waters depending on the type of interactions.
A major benefit of the TRISO particles is the ability to mitigate fission product release in the case of an accident.
