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The phrase "ability to provide a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capacity to offer or supply a particular service, resource, or information.
Example: "The organization has the ability to provide a comprehensive training program for new employees."
Alternatives: "capacity to deliver a" or "capability to offer a".
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Perceived Quality Benefits: Security service providers use to be highly specialized, which implies their ability to provide a higher quality of service [11, 13, 15, 16].
Human rights groups said the case raised doubts about Egypt's ability to provide a fair trial.
As budgets creak, they are losing their ability to provide a generously padded safety-net.
We have the medical ability to provide a calm and painless death for any mammal, human prisoners included.
"Nasdaq's ability to provide a robust execution platform that can handle big volumes is questionable," Ms. Stiffler said.
"We believe the plan, if implemented, if followed, has the ability to provide a turning point, a change," he said.
But Southwest's period of unfettered growth is over — and so is its ability to provide a cheaper alternative.
This gives the firm the ability to provide a complete power, braking and suspension package for electric cars.
The "collapse" of the ecosystem is measured by its ability to provide a proper habitat for the biodiversity that relies upon it.
Indeed, she said the school's is able to retain 95percentt of its freshmen partly because of its ability to provide a life on the campus.
Both incidents forced individuals to lose faith in the government's ability to provide a basic standard of living and created a sharp instinct for self-preservation.
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