The phrase "ability to outreach" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to express the capacity to reach out to others, but the word "outreach" is usually used as a noun rather than a verb.
Example: "Our organization has the ability to outreach to various communities to provide support and resources."
Alternatives: "ability to connect" or "capacity to reach out".
"The suspension has diminished the possibility of the United States to be involved together with Unesco," the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, she said, limiting its ability "to outreach to the Muslim world, to talk of democracy building in Arab countries" and to promote programs for gender equality, freedom of expression and the protection of journalists.
If you judge a pontiff on his ability to do outreach, whether to lukewarm believers or the secular world, this is probably accurate.
"It connects fundraising to outreach.
Bill C-23 will also put an end to Elections Canada's ability to conduct voter outreach campaigns; if it passes, the Chief Electoral Officer will not even be allowed to publicly speak. .
Differing organizational and partner resources influenced the programs' abilities to perform outreach and follow-up on tree performance.
In races with limited resources and little press coverage, the inherent ability to target most online outreach at low cost can help stretch a tight budget.
The other potentially big draw for its target audience: The ability to be more effective in outreach to prospective customers, as its database contains contact information for over 1.7 million people in K-12 education, from administrators to teachers, including name, title, address, phone and email, when available.
This plan preserves and retains our ability to tackle such encampments through outreach and shelter options," Page said.
In conducting these tours, I was very impressed with all of the U.S. diplomats that I worked with, and their ability to conduct meaningful public diplomacy outreach.
"La Bamba" is on it, with Spanish lyrics that evoke both Mr. Bush's ability to speak the language and his outreach to Hispanic voters.
Still, given the huge problem the GOP is having everywhere with minority outreach, Harold's ability to lead on brand repair cannot be ignored.
