The phrase "ability to transition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to adapt or change from one situation, role, or state to another.
Example: "Her ability to transition from a corporate environment to a startup culture was impressive."
Alternatives: "capacity to adapt" or "skill in shifting".
Dell shares have collapsed as investors have worried about its ability to transition away from the declining PC market to faster the faster growing tablets and mobile sector and hit a three year low of $8.69 last November.
When her ability to transition seamlessly from the intensity of the court to the tranquility of a domestic life was met with skepticism, Li argued that her success could translate.
But there was nothing minor in key about the operatic duel between Nadal and Djokovic, supreme athletes who symbolize this golden age with their ability to transition from defense to offense and back to defense in the matter of a few heartbeats.
Further, the ability to transition from a job to a career becomes attainable, and with that comes benefits like insurance, retirement investing and increased stability for their families.
He said that Facebook's performance over the next three to five years will be the company's ability to transition to and monetize its audience on mobile devices.
The crucial element is a company's ability to transition from using data as a historical record, to using data to drive future decisions.
Australia acknowledged that episode-based funding limits a health system's ability to implement transition plans, as transition care requires communication and care coordination above and beyond the traditionally billable 'care episode'.
As much of the value of a transition-readiness tool is in its ability to time transition for optimal health outcomes, what is necessary is a longitudinal study of the tool's ability to predict future transition outcomes.
Whey protein concentrate exhibited antioxidant properties in emulsion, presumably based on their ability to bind transition metals and scavenge free radicals (Farvin et al. 2010).
Antioxidant properties of compounds from some medicinal herbs can result from their free radical scavenging activity but their ability to chelate transition metal ions, especially Fe (II) and Cu (II), also plays an important role [20].
However Hutchison impressed the writers with his ability to suddenly transition into attacking behavior, which convinced them to hire him.
