The phrase "ability to supplement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or potential to add to or enhance something, such as skills, resources, or information.
Example: "Her ability to supplement her knowledge with practical experience makes her an invaluable team member."
Alternatives: "capacity to enhance" or "potential to add".
But many Amish like the Hershbergers have proven nimble in their ability to supplement their livelihoods, adapting to mercurial external demands in order to preserve their fiercely insular worlds.
The importance of practising techniques under life-like conditions prior to entering a clinic cannot be underestimated but Professor Damien Walmsley recognises that virtual simulation is not the only exciting development within education at the moment: 'Advances in technology will allow improved communication, better access to learning materials and the ability to supplement traditional teaching.
Foreign slump adds to fall in profits There were 16 stars earning between £500,000 and £5m last year, compared to 19 the year before Tumbling profits at the BBC's global news service have undermined the organisation's ability to supplement its reduced licence fee income by commercial activity.
Their frontcourt posts an equal ability to supplement the starters.
In these cases the ability to supplement NOE-derived information with distance-independent angular information can be very important.
And the ability to supplement formal schooling with an at-home alternative on par, as many parents understand, can easily turn into a daunting task but for Saini it was necessary.
It's not a new idea to use human brain power to supplement the abilities of computers, but most of this information is consciously provided by a person.
"Collectively, these actions have had a significant impact on our ability to attract innovators and the ability of U.S. employers to supplement their workforces with foreign high-skilled workers," the report said.
Some have; in Uganda, where APOC has operated for over ten years, the government was impressed by the ability of community workers to supplement the health system, and has changed its policy accordingly.APOC stopped providing any funding two years ago, but the Ugandan authorities stepped in and kept the network of community workers going.
The state of the dentition at birth is a direct indicator of the ability of a newborn to supplement mother's milk with other foods.
These problems were tolerable because their effects were mitigated by the upsurge of the urban economy and the ability of the Japanese farmer to supplement the family income from nonagricultural employment.
