The phrase "ability to provide services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or an organization's capacity to deliver specific services or support.
Example: "Our company prides itself on its ability to provide services that meet the diverse needs of our clients."
Alternatives: "capacity to deliver services" or "capability to offer services".
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.
This study explored the perspectives of child care providers in New York State on how recent policy changes affect their perceived ability to provide services.
It has put a strain on its ability to provide services to all the newcomers.
It says the provision would endanger the group's ability to provide services in the state.
And it's becoming worse as populations migrate to urban coastal centers and those areas' ability to provide services are overwhelmed.
Still, the technical experts at Enron were singing the praises of InterAgent, proclaiming its ability to provide services that the criminal indictment appears to contend were unavailable.
That is, the whole set does not add up to the sum of its parts in its ability to provide service and build customer relationships.
Losing access to the wireless market in India would be far more significant for R.I.M. than losing the ability to provide service in the United Arab Emirates.
Peter Morrill, the general manager of Idaho Public Television, said the $1 million he receives annually, out of a $6 million budget, is "absolutely critical to our ability to provide service to a very rural state".
The center found that the VA's ability to provide service to veterans has "virtually collapsed" since 2009 and that wait times are, on average, closer to a year.
Metro's rising pension costs threaten its future operating position, potentially hampering its ability to provide service if the agency fails to rein in unfunded retirement and health-care liabilities, according to a report from the Government Accountability Office released Monday.
