The phrase "ability to pin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a feature or function that allows someone to attach or fix something in place, often in a digital context.
Example: "The app has the ability to pin important messages for easy access later."
Alternatives: "capability to attach" or "option to fix".
Expect news, videos, stats and team profiles, as well as the ability to pin your country to the homescreen.
The family also suffered several legal setbacks that hampered their ability to pin down whether complaints they had heard about might have contributed to Father Gentile's unusual number of transfers.
This excitement about the unquestionable impact of our genes on rare disease, cancer and the ability to pin down many aspects of human life – from disease to behaviour – to molecular machines doesn't mean genetics rules us.
The wit was mincing and superficial, the rebukes were finger wags instead of body wrestling, and the praise was generalized geniality as against Shaw's ability to pin down joy in the very angle of an actor's jaw.
This ability to pin down the terminal moment in a relationship is even more evident in the pivotal scene in a Venetian hotel where Robert learns of his wife's affair.
The note management features of Evernote, which include the ability to pin an audio file to a note along with images and typed text, could make it a useful tool.
But that is my only cavil about a rare and exhilarating revival of a play that shows the ability of expressionism to pin down the encaged isolation of the eternally oppressed.
Facebook has offered the ability for Pages to pin a post for two years but hasn't equipped users with it.
Facebook has offered the ability for Pages to pin a post for two years but hasn't equipped users with it.
The motion of the triple line is known to play an important role in determining the macroscopic contact angle due to its ability to be pinned at various defect locations on real surfaces.
Most sighted animals perceive motion automatically, but the exact brain mechanism underlying this ability has proven difficult to pin down.
