The phrase "ability to quickly turn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capacity to change direction or adapt swiftly in a given context.
Example: "Her ability to quickly turn the conversation to a more positive topic impressed everyone in the meeting."
Alternatives: "capacity to swiftly change" or "skill to rapidly shift".
But the main allure of the Detroit area is its ability to quickly turn designs into workable products that can be economically mass-produced.
Steveschmidt wrote: Software now serves as the impetus behind manufacturers ability to quickly turn out intelligent device-based solutions that are flexible in an ever-changing market, while lowering manufacturing costs.
I was most surprised of all by the role terrain played in our ability to quickly turn back the attack and prevail.
It's easy to doubt DiMora, but he's also a great PR man and marketer; he enthusiastically sells himself and his ideas, with the ability to quickly turn doubters into true believers.
Slalom courses feature densely packed gates that place a premium on a skier's ability to turn quickly and precisely while keeping as direct a line as possible.
The ability to turn quickly from skating backward to forward "and go back and get that puck and make a play quicker is a distinct advantage now," he said.
Twice there were moments when she slung down her racket in furious disappointment, but she never shirked the challenge, even when Dementieva was darting balls annoyingly back behind her, testing her mobility and probing her ability to turn quickly.
The tail is not docked in Australia, and serves a useful purpose in increasing agility and the ability to turn quickly.
Freestyle riders and beginners may want to choose a board with a lower side cut measure (deeper curve), which affords greater ability to turn quickly.
The plan would require investors to pay 1 percent of their investments if the fund's ability to turn assets quickly into cash suddenly decreased.
