The phrase "ability to terminate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the power or capacity to end something, such as a contract, agreement, or process.
Example: "The company reserves the ability to terminate the contract if the terms are not met."
Alternatives: "capacity to end" or "power to cancel".
Does the mother have the right and ability to terminate?
Unfortunately, Arigene did not negotiate an ability to terminate its agreement for a failure to secure this financing.
Renters about to enter active duty in the military, in some cases, also have the ability to terminate a lease.
The ability to terminate a pregnancy, despite remaining a constitutional right, has eroded year by year since 2011, when Republican-dominated state legislatures roared into power.
I raise this with Stuart, asking if the ability to terminate charter school contracts due to low performance was making a difference in Boston or New Orleans.
They did not provide more detail about the contracts, including who authorized them or whether they had the ability to terminate them.
Cultural norms may influence the ability of insurers to terminate hospital contracts.
Thus, the ability of labial to terminate neuroblast survival is likely to be restricted to the two neuroblast lineages Ect1 and Ect2.
A key feature of the eukaryote-specific G 1 addition activity is the ability of the enzyme to terminate addition after only a single G 1 nucleotide is added to wild-type (A73-containing) tRNAHis, despite the presence of the downstream C74 and C75 residues in the tRNA, which are used as the template for addition of multiple G residues in the C73-containing tRNAHis variants.
The Disability Benefits Reform Act increased the evidential requirement necessary to demonstrate improvement and ability to work as grounds to terminate benefits.
He declined to undergo a recommended laryngectomy, which he believed was certain to terminate his ability to sing, opting for radiation treatment instead, which left him nearly unable to speak, much less to sing.
