The phrase "ability to upgrade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or capacity to improve or enhance something, such as software, hardware, or skills.
Example: "The new software comes with the ability to upgrade its features as needed, ensuring it remains relevant over time."
Alternatives: "capacity for enhancement" or "potential for improvement."
The ability to upgrade technology without the struggle for budgetary approval has been liberating.
Now there are more than 700 mods, ranging from cosmetic item sets to new races and technologies to the excellent ability to upgrade your ship.
You even have the ability to upgrade your combat deck over the course of the game, spending resources to add more powerful cards and scrap weaker ones.
Beijing hopes to overcome these negatives, and the dark sides of its roaring economy, by emphasizing its ability to upgrade and modernize, at least when it comes to buildings and infrastructure projects.
With Britain, Germany and several other European countries depending on the A400M for their military commitment in Afghanistan, the delays represent a major setback for the Continent's ability to upgrade its military capabilities.
There are build-to-order options, of course - these include the ability to upgrade to 4GB RAM, put in 250GB 5400rpm or 320GB 5400rpm hard drive or even a 128GB solid state drive.
On the other hand, the CAPRI™ process has the ability to further upgrade the thermally cracked heavy crude oil by THAI™ process to almost light crude, as it flows across the catalyst liner along the 'toe-to-heel' horizontal production wellbore of the CAPRI.
But with a stock priced at $12.13, Regal is trading well under Marsh's target price of $19. Regal has the most to gain from the JPMorgan deal, which will give billionaire owner Philip Anschutz the ability to quickly upgrade lots of theaters without taking on a lot of debt.
The car of the future, whether we're talking full autonomy or not, will have the ability to be upgraded over time through modular components.
Qantas, however, has denied the claims, telling The Daily Telegraph in a statement: "This is untrue and the type of meal our customers order has no bearing on their ability to be upgraded.
More to the point, the unions are correct -- staff cuts and a massive financial shell game have harmed New York's telecommunications infrastructure and New York City residents' ability to get upgraded services that Verizon phone customers paid for over and over and over.
