The phrase "ability to take current" is not correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing electrical systems or devices that can handle or utilize electrical current, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The device's ability to take current efficiently is crucial for its performance."
Alternatives: "capacity to handle current" or "capability to accept current".
This situation lowers many Israelis' expectations that whoever is elected will survive for long, and therefore further undercuts their ability to take the current race ultra-seriously.
ABB's best trick is its ability to take electric current of any voltage and frequency, chop it up into tiny bits and reassemble it into the form needed.
"There was a high degree of acceptance that there is a gap in the military system's current ability to take care of particularly the profoundly injured," she said.
In this context, contemporary research stresses the plurality and relative malleability of human subjects as well as their ability to take reflexive stances on their current and past experiences.
Then, in spring 2014 the FDA ended that process with a harshly worded letter claiming the industry's proposal "would actually reduce FDA's current ability to take action against dangerous cosmetics," and "could put Americans at greater risk from cosmetic-related illness and injury than they are today".
If you have not learned new skills that add value to your current role, you may not have the ability to take on new roles or responsibilities.
The company predicted that its strong performance would continue in the current quarter but mainly because of Dell's ability to take business from rivals rather than any rebound in the computer industry.
The current disregard can only deepen as the willingness or ability to take in elaborate patterns in furniture and subtle nuances in pictures decreases in contemporary society.
Their ability to take power off the grid, store it, and then release it later creates "potential problems for current tariff, billing and metering approaches," notes the EPRI in a recent report.
