The phrase "ability to provide its" 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 its members with comprehensive training programs."
Alternatives: "capacity to offer its" or "capability to supply its".
Consider, however, that any of these approaches means the university will be hobbled for many years to come in its ability to provide its students with the kind of excellent educational opportunities it's incumbent on them to provide.
Functionality of an infrastructure is its ability to provide its intended services.
Layoffs, however, would undermine the retailer's longtime commitment to employees and the ability to provide its famed customer service.
The report concluded that the "F.D.A.'s ability to provide its basic food system inspection, enforcement and rule-making functions is severely eroded, as is its ability to respond to outbreaks in a timely manner".
The Ronald O. Perelman Center for Business Innovation will embody Columbia Business School's ongoing commitment to pioneering thought leadership, enhancing the depth and breadth of Columbia's ability to provide its students with the very best in management education.
Pichai attributed G Suite's success — especially with enterprise customers — to Google's ability to provide its users with a highly secure platform.
NS was chosen for its ability to provide explanations, its transparency, and flexibility to explore the role of SE combining a broad range of data.
The Democrats are the party of government; systematically reducing government's ability to provide services, its employment base, and its role as a provider of the two most essential guarantees, pensions and medical care, cuts off the Democrats' oxygen supply.
As witnessed above, a state's ability to provide for its population in these areas dramatically increases its capacity to lower its levels of violence.
Why, because Ohio's ability to provide for its population in these areas dramatically increases its capacity to lower its levels of violence.
A state's ability to provide for its population in these areas dramatically increases its capacity to lower its levels of violence.
