The phrase "ability to save up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to accumulate savings over time, often in the context of financial planning or budgeting.
Example: "Her ability to save up for a new car demonstrates her strong financial discipline."
Alternatives: "capacity to save" or "skill in saving money".
Features that help differentiate MSN 7 from Microsoft's free MSN.com portal page include the ability to save up to 10 megabytes of mail online, plus access to exclusive content from MSNBC and connectivity by either dial-up modem or D.S.L.
When it comes to the most effective retirement savings tool a 401(k) plan a dismal 25% contribute to their accounts, despite the ability to save up to $15,500 a year tax-free (and another $5,000 in "catch-up" contributions for those 50 or older).
Photos are a first step, and one that Splitmo is hoping to make money on using a freemium model where users get a full basic product for free with the ability to save up to three shows at once, but are charged $5 for unlimited shows.
The big Android-only feature (for now) is the ability to save "Thumbs up" and "Thumbs up" responses (which can be used to rate food, locations, puppies, or pretty much anything else that people post photos of) directly to your profile, making it easier to search for other users who gave the same answer.
We evaluate our algorithms in a real Internet topology, demonstrating the ability of the proposed design to save up to 70% of traffic volume in the large-scale topology for big groups of subscribers, and up to 30% for small groups.
If you did not deal with your underlying debt and instead enrolled in an extended repayment program you would be pushing out your ability to save for up to 25 years.
There's no point in saving if you don't have anything to save up for.
Those who do have the ability to save should build up a buffer while they can – as even a 'little and often' approach can make a difference".
