The phrase "ability to work closely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's skills or qualifications, particularly in a collaborative or team-oriented context.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated a strong ability to work closely with colleagues to achieve project goals."
Alternatives: "capacity to collaborate effectively" or "skill in teamwork".
But his career was marked by an ability to work closely, and successfully, with hard-charging men, and he would frequently handle the details of some of Mr. Malone's toughest and longest negotiations.
Two Republican officials said the party believed that last week's ruling gave it the ability to work closely with candidates and party organizations in the five states that will have major state elections this year: Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Jersey and Virginia.
In November one of the world's biggest banks kicked off a major ad campaign in Asia, touting its ability to work closely with its richest clients.
The selection process, which started with 209 contenders, was based on professional qualifications, recent projects, and the ability to work closely with the staff of the aspiring museum.
The BCERCs' ability to work closely together, share resources, compare findings, and establish common research protocols is especially important in epidemiological studies.
Although the three states differed on their exact definition of a support specialist, all states saw these staff members as women who were familiar with their communities and who had an ability to work closely with high-risk pregnant women.
"Defence will now assess the ability of the participants to work closely with us, including how each proposal would meet our capability and sustainment needs and how cost, schedule and risk would be managed throughout the program," she said in a statement.
He did not elaborate on the initiative, but said that the Amsterdam charter adopted by the European Union in 1997 had given member states the ability to work more closely on issues like terrorism.
"One of the wonderful things about being part of this show," experimental sound artist Bridget Leslie tells Creators, "is the ability to work so closely with a curator who genuinely wants to know about us as people and not just us as artists".
He likes to work closely with the paid hands, too.
Marketers need to work closely with IT departments and technologists.
