The phrase "ability to settle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to reach an agreement or resolve a situation.
Example: "Her ability to settle disputes amicably has made her an invaluable asset to the team."
Alternatives: "capacity to resolve" or "skill in reaching agreements".
But what effect would registering in Croatia or Slovenia have on their ability to settle later in Germany or elsewhere?
Without the ability to settle litigation, generic companies are far less likely to challenge brand patents — an outcome that harms both consumers and the health care system.
We might remind ourselves that the ability to settle into being a focused student is simply a developmental milestone; there's no magical age at which this happens.
While technological advances such as artificial insemination have made possible ever more complex parental relationships, the law has often lagged behind in its ability to settle conflicting claims.
Not conditions for "razzle-dazzle rugby", was Steve Hansen's verdict but more telling was the All Blacks' ability to settle themselves after such a breathless start from England.
France may either be protecting their ally or judging criticism of him will reduce the EU's ability to settle the crisis.
The main man is Carter, though, and his ability to quickly settle in Europe will be key to how well Racing do.
Increasing the D value shortens the transient response and systems with D > 5 display an ability to rapidly settle onto their steady-state.
The Pyrrhonian would point out that the Academic Skeptic maintains confidence in the ability of reason to settle matters at least with regard to the extent of our knowledge of propositions in the EI-class.
The nation's survival, therefore, largely depended upon the will and ability of these antagonists to settle issues in debate.
This sporadic case confirmed the ability of the virus to settle in countries colonized by Aedes sp. mosquitoes as a result of increasing intercontinental exchanges.
