The phrase "ability to redirect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capacity to change direction or focus, whether in a conversation, project, or strategy.
Example: "Her ability to redirect the team's efforts towards a more productive approach was impressive."
Alternatives: "capacity to shift" or "skill in redirecting".
Lee's ability to redirect the offense opens up just these opportunities.
In Carnival's favor is its ability to redirect cruise destinations to reduce its dominance on certain routes.
Only certain illnesses, however, are open to this treatment, for it demands the ability to redirect libidinal energy outward.
It has asked Congress for the ability to redirect $520 million so that it doesn't fall behind on these costs.
But no one except, perhaps, Maradona had Cruyff's range of skills and his ability to redirect the course of a contest.
What makes Chandler's ability to redirect the ball even more impressive is that it has not had a negative effect on the Knicks' defense.
(2) The plant model has a 3-D simulation of root architecture and plasticity (the ability of certain plants to redirect root growth to areas with high soil nutrient concentration).
The ability of ImmTAC-NYE to redirect killing of additional HLA-A2*0201+, NY-ESO-1/LAGE-1+ tumor cell lines over 24 h was assessed by measuring LDH release from the target cells.
In addition to their use as biomaterials, glycated collagens interact with cells in complex ways and a previous study has already shown the ability of a glycated collagen to redirect fibroblastoma cells from proliferation to differentiation.
The application of metabolic engineering principles to the rational design of microbial production processes crucially depends on the ability to make quantitative descriptions of the systemic ability of the central carbon metabolism to redirect fluxes to the product-forming pathways.
To overcome this problem and in order to redirect and enhance the ability of the patient's own immune cells to fight his/her cancer, we developed the chimeric receptor (CR) approach that endows lymphocytes with antibody specificity.
