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The phrase "ability to slice through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's skill or capacity to penetrate or understand complex issues or situations effectively.
Example: "Her ability to slice through the confusion in the meeting helped us reach a consensus quickly."
Alternatives: "capacity to cut through" or "skill to penetrate".
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While Barber showed his ability to slice through defenses, Dayne bashed his way through.
Murphy's doggedness and ability to slice through red tape pay off.
Perhaps Bangs's greatest gift was the ability to slice through cant and sentimentality - and to understand the harm that nostalgia could do to rock.
I love science's ability to slice through the surface of the world, which our daily immersion dulls with over-familiarity, to reveal just how strange it is underneath.
A comparison of the NT images with the two-dimensional X-ray image of this object shows that the 3D image and the ability to slice through the object in any desired direction does provide additional useful information.
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Tomnod provides an ability to slice and dice the satellite imagery into (potentially millions of) very small micro-images.
Multiple axons are tracked from slice to slice through a volume, updating the positions and velocities in the model and providing constraints to maintain smoothness between slices.
They are crisp, designed to slice through humid summers.
We turned our palms in to slice through the water.
So it was possible to slice through practically all the nuclei.
I don't want neurosurgeons to slice through his skull to relieve the pressure.
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