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The phrase "ability to use the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or competencies in utilizing a particular tool, resource, or method.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated a strong ability to use the software effectively during the interview."
Alternatives: "capability to utilize the" or "skill in using the".
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That price includes the ability to use the Snip-its brand in each of the salons.
Timing and movement are crucial, but so is the ability to use the new power shots.
Do It Anywhere," referring to consumers' ability to use the whitening strips.
The ability to use the term "marriage" about my own wedding in the summer is empowering.
The most unusual feature is the ability to use the environment as a weapon.
The ability to use the techniques and tools necessary for the practice of their discipline.
Another feature of the device is the ability to use the piezoelectric elements as sensors.
The banks ultimately reached a settlement with WorldCom that placed few restrictions on the company's ability to use the cash.
Two figurative sets by Gianni Toso reveal his ability to use the process of flamework for sculptural benefit.
It erodes, if not eliminates, the ability to use the internet with any remnant of privacy or personal security.
Their benefit is the ability to use the information contained in all simultaneously acquired channels.
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determination to use the
leadership to use the
opportunity to use the
readiness to use the
talent to use the
opportunities to use the
abilities to use the
ability to attenuate the
ability to stem the
ability to get the
ability to reshape the
ability to mimic the
ability to reconstruct the
ability to attract the
ability to infer the
ability to read the
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