The phrase "ability to pull together" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's skill in organizing or uniting different elements or people effectively.
Example: "Her ability to pull together a diverse team and foster collaboration was key to the project's success."
Alternatives: "skill in uniting" or "talent for organizing".
This is a great way to showcase your ability to pull together information and present it in a digestible, innovative way.
The wonderful part of SOA is its ability to pull together adopted and well-understood protocols, software development coding techniques, and a governance model.
The great strength of this book is Mr. Purdum's astute ability to pull together the varied reporting for The Times into a single whole.
They're stakeholder-focused, no-stone-unturned companies that defy expectations in their ability to pull together a diverse population of employees to produce amazing results.
With its history of political turmoil, the city's ability to pull together a grand unified art project that dissolved sectarian boundaries has become a thing to celebrate, showing the world how far the city has come.
But he will quickly have to show that he has the ability to pull together a fractured state facing many of the same problems that stoked Gov. Gray Davis's immense unpopularity.
Though Detroit trailed the other blacked-out cities in the Northeast and Midwest in having its power restored, city officials said it had given them the opportunity to test the emergency operations systems, as well as the ability of citizens to pull together to improve not only the city's image but also the quality of life in its neighborhoods.
What does concern me is the ability for Puerto Rico to pull together an ecosystem that includes but goes beyond government participants and that can address the longer-term challenges of rebuilding the economy.
It is an indication of his executive ability that he is often able to pull together scattered pieces into a whole; it is an indication of his restlessness that he is often led to break a whole into scattered pieces.
Every so often, in incidents large and small, we get a glimpse of our collective ability to put differences aside and to pull together as human beings.
In those moments, they too need to pull together all their resources and abilities to make the right moves.
