The phrase "ability to pose it" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express the capacity to present or articulate something, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "Her ability to pose it as a question helped clarify the discussion."
Alternatives: "capacity to present it" or "skill to articulate it".
Last year, Germany's Supreme Court rejected a bid to outlaw the NPD, finding that, while it sought to undermine democracy and bring about an authoritarian German ethno-state, it lacked the ability to pose any real threat.
The singer's sense of fashion-as-statement has gotten more daring through the years, to be sure, but it's her ability to pose on the carpet that has gone from a genteel "Happy to be here" all the way to a butt-kicking "Here I am -- and now you're happy".
This approach was a deeply impoverished one, and handicapped from the start in its ability to pose genuinely important questions about the nature of history and historical knowledge.
Still, it's the supermodel's uncanny/terrifying ability to pose like an inanimate object that is perhaps the most impressive aspect of the shoot.
It's not clear why or how Kirkham managed to convince FBI handlers to trust him as an informant, but it was probably due to his ability to pose as a high-roller, and from his very inconsequential stint in the club scene of New York get into the parties thrown by the nightlife elite, where high-level criminals also tended to go.
It's not clear why or how Sean managed to convince FBI handlers to trust him as an informant, but it was probably due to his ability to pose as a high-roller, and from his very inconsequential stint in the club scene of New York get into the parties thrown by the nightlife elite, where high-level criminals also tended to go.
Creative individuals seem to have a need to seek novelty and an ability to pose unique questions.
Naturally, Mr. Glass is the right man for inviting those kinds of confessions with his ability to pose piercing questions in casual, almost innocent, ways.
Our goal is to engage learners in authentic science practice by giving them the tools and the ability to pose, investigate, and answer their own questions.
But others are happy to wax on about her. "She has the exceptional ability to pose and translate ideas which are often considered 'crazy' (or at least unusual) and make them happen," says Mr. Coppola in an e-mail message.
