The part of the sentence "ability to program" is correctly formed and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refer to a person's capacity to write computer code. For example, "My brother has an impressive ability to program, which has allowed him to make some great apps."
"The ability to program your site goes very far," Mr. Szczech said.
The ability to program our temporary purgatory lifted the pall and before we knew it, we were home.
"From a consumer standpoint," Mr. Wolzien said, "within five years, or significantly less, consumers will have the ability to program their own newscast".
Ensuring that school pupils have a strong technical understanding of computer science, and the ability to program and develop computer systems, will mean that both employers and educators will have a much stronger pool of talent to draw upon.
The technological prowess acquired by the Yankees includes the ability to program 1,100 flat-panel, high-definition TV monitors with live game coverage, archival and highlight video, statistics, promotional messages and weather and traffic updates.
"This is not a business model to build a network schedule around, but it enhances your ability to program more originals year round," said Chris Ender, a spokesman for CBS.
We have demonstrated that Y. pestis has a limited ability to induce programmed cell death in infected macrophages compared to Y. enterocolitica 0∶8 serotype [10], [25].
The ability to evade programmed cell death is one of the hallmarks of cancer cells (Hanahan and Weinberg 2011).
The tumor necrosis factor (TNF), first termed in 1962 [ 1], was initially known for its ability to induce programmed cell death or apoptosis.
One of the limitations of conventional cell ablation systems is their dependency on the cell's ability to activate programmed cell death.
Inadequate data quality may impair our understanding of the true epidemiology of TB, compromise core program functions, and undermine our ability to meet program objectives and goals.
