The phrase "ability to share with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to share something with others, such as information, resources, or experiences.
Example: "Her ability to share with her colleagues made her a valuable team member."
Alternatives: "capacity to share with" or "skill in sharing with".
They settled for now, Mr. Vidich said, on agreeing to allow the ability to share with people under one roof, or a radius of about 150 feet.
Stephen Blanks, the president of the NSW Council for Civil Liberties, said the ability to share with other agencies without a warrant was concerning.
"During this period, however, the need for confidentiality will limit our ability to share with you details about how the investigation is progressing," the letter said.
In its letter, SAC said "the need for confidentiality will limit our ability to share with you details about how the investigation is progressing".
The hope, Dr. Fitzpatrick and others say, is that the ability to share with many others what you have seen and counted -- nuthatch, redheaded woodpecker or tiger swallowtail (a butterfly) -- will be an incentive to go out and look again.
The casually interested can simply browse through different "journeys" but there's also the ability to share with friends via social media or take a real life tour through Manchester with the app as a guide.
For example, Flipboard, among others, highlights its abilities to share with you the best of your friends' Twitter and Facebook posts.
If you have an existing mailing list your first step should be to be alert your list to your upcoming event and provide them with the ability to share this with their network.
They also reported improved knowledge regarding their child's motor and social functioning, and appreciated to participate in a group setting with the ability to share experiences with other families.
It looks the same across iPhone and Android, although the latter version comes with a homescreen widget and the ability to share locations with other devices via NFC, to take advantage of features that aren't available on iOS.
The ability to share decisions with their clinicians has previously been a factor associated with improved psychological wellbeing, satisfaction and compliance (Thomas et al, 1999, 2000, 2004).
