The phrase "ability to work from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to perform tasks or responsibilities from a specific location or under certain conditions.
Example: "Her ability to work from home has greatly improved her productivity and work-life balance."
Alternatives: "capacity to operate from" or "skill to function from".
He also had a practical reason for wanting the ability to work from home.
About 10% of East Lothian's 5,000 council staff have the ability to work from home for some of the week.
For instance maybe more realistic deadlines are needed, or you need more training or the ability to work from home occasionally.
The reading of such a script would rely upon the reader's prior knowledge and ability to work from the context, along with some guesswork.
There was one other unintended note in the presentation: While the early demonstration supposedly focused on home use of the product, Microsoft stressed the ability to work from home.
In trying to get back on track, Yahoo is taking on one of the country's biggest workplace issues: whether the ability to work from home, and other flexible arrangements, leads to greater productivity or inhibits innovation and collaboration.
As well as increasing productivity, the ability to work anywhere from multiple devices can also result in greater collaboration among employees.
In order to reflect the various forms of child dependency in reality, this paper takes a broad stance to define the ken lao group as having the ability to work, graduated from school, currently unemployed or employed, obtaining income, but still relying on parents on a long-term basis to provide extensive support and help, including financial support and labor support.
Republican presidential candidate and Sen. Marco Rubio said Wednesday that he'd eventually end protections for young undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children -- a move that would take away the ability to work legally from tens of thousands of so-called Dreamers.
Seventy-nine percent of respondents said that they would prefer to work full time from home; 45 percent said they want the ability to work part time from home, and 39percentt said they preferred freelancing.
In her five years in parliament, she has shown a desire and ability to work with MPs from other parties – crucial when you're a singleton.
