The phrase "add to our ability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ways to enhance skills, resources, or capabilities within a team or organization.
Example: "The new training program is designed to add to our ability to meet project deadlines more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enhance our capacity" or "improve our skills".
Nor will anything he says add to our ability to predict how he will rule in future cases.
So what does understanding our evolutionary history add to our ability to improve human health?
Molecular techniques such as PET and MRS add to our ability to evaluate the metabolic changes in individual tumors, providing information that improves prognostication and treatment planning.
Even relatively nonspecific, immunohistochemically derived information on the degree of p53 expression and HER2/neu amplification may add to our ability to predict outcome.
It's an enormously satisfying time to be part of HP, and today's announcement adds to our ability to deliver on our promises".
"It added to our ability to make judgments about what is clearly a failure of intelligence".
New technologies are adding to our ability to manipulate genes in the mouse and indeed to contemplate human gene therapies.
It is unclear what testing for platelet membrane potential adds to our ability to predict overall clinical outcome.
Although the present study adds to our ability to assess safety with regard to rFVIIa and TBI, more information is needed.
The development and growing preference for ED-specific HRQoL measures has added to our ability to measure impairment in EDs, however there are also limitations that suggest that the use of generic instruments should not be abandoned.
Ostensibly, estrogen receptor-α (ERα) gene (Esr1 -knockout (αEsr1 -knockout(Esr2)-knockout (βERKO) mice have added to our ability to investigate the mechanisms by which exogenous estrogens exert their effects (Couse and Korach 1999).
