The phrase "ability to present to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capability to deliver information or a presentation to a specific audience or group.
Example: "Her ability to present to large audiences has greatly improved over the years."
Alternatives: "skill in presenting to" or "capability to deliver to".
Therefore, different DC subsets vary in their ability to present peptide to type B T cells and lack of presentation by sDCs is unlikely to be due to levels of Dectin-1 expression.
The student is expected to demonstrate an ability to present scholarly material in concise written form.
The ability to present oneself effectively to others is one of the most essential skills in social life.
Mobile applications have the ability to present information to users that is influenced by their surroundings, activities and interests.
Photography has always had the dual ability to present an equivalent to everyday experience or a camera experience that isn't ordinarily encountered without a camera.
"That kind of distraction hurts not only Senator McCain's ability to present concrete programs to deal with the country's problems, it hurts the country".
Herman, A., Croteau, G., Sekaly, R.P., Kappler, J. & Marrack, P. HLA-DR alleles differ in their ability to present staphylococcal enterotoxins to T cells.
This is especially true when it comes to those overlapping issues you identify: our ability to present ourselves to the world in ways we control and to control how the world is presented to us in turn.
The enjoyment of physical activity, ability to present ideas to audiences and most importantly the confidence to question are, any reasonable person would concede, essential life skills.
Deals with these outfits, known in the industry as "value added resellers", were key to Autonomy's ability to present itself as a fast-growing software business.
