The phrase "ability to pick it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capability to choose or select something effectively.
Example: "Her ability to pick it out from a crowded field of options is impressive."
Alternatives: "skill to choose it" or "capability to select it".
What distinguishes a good diversification strategy, Messrs Hausmann, Rodrik and Sabel argue, is not the ability to pick winners; it is the guts to let losers go.
Swift touts the ability for new engineers to pick it up quickly, which is true, if all you are doing is writing functions that do 1+1, or iterating through arrays and using println to send it to the console.
"It gives you the ability to pick your own hours and it gives you a healthy hourly wage," Hanrahan says.
It will restrict the combined company's ability to pick suppliers for its telecom equipment and systems, like Huawei and ZTE.
Under acceleration its ability to pick up speed is astonishing and it handles corners just as you would expect a premium performance car to do.
In addition to its proven ability to pick up pregnancy specific negative affect it also includes an important sub-scale measuring perceived partner involvement.
This 'pathogenic' displacement of Zn impairs the MT molecule and its ability to pick up the heavy metal and carry it out of the body.
But as the distance increases, or if your vision is poor and creates a more blurred image in the first place, your ability to pick up details fades away," it adds.
Moreover, there's no concrete definition of "religious belief," which means that if the plaintiffs prevail, there would be no practical bounds to a business' ability to pick and choose which laws it will honor.
The public actually grew more confident in its ability to pick stocks successfully after learning that economists think it is close to impossible.
