The phrase "agility to turn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing flexibility, adaptability, or quickness in response to change or challenges.
Example: "The team's agility to turn in response to market demands has been a key factor in their success."
Alternatives: "ability to pivot" or "flexibility to adapt".
He is now trying, with characteristic political agility, to turn a tragedy that looked at first to be a liability into an asset — a spur to action for a democracy in dire need of a second wind.
Archant chief marketing officer Will Hattam said: "We have the scale to produce a quality print product for a national audience, but also the agility to turn things around fast and cost effectively enough to profitably service a community that has popped into existence overnight.
After excelling against Holland, the 34-year-old Dukla Prague keeper was outstanding in the final against West Germany, who, as against Yugoslavia, recovered from two goals down but this time could not go on and win, largely because Viktor showed exceptional agility to turn away shots by Erich Beer, Rainer Bonhof and Bernd Hölzenbein.
Everton's plight, if it was possible, almost worsened as half-time approached with Mucha showing agility to turn Maloney's floated free-kick over the bar.
In my experience and training as a respected leadership, executive and culture coach, there is one group of citizens with the capacity and agility to turn these negative conditions around in under 18 months: our global business leaders.
But Djokovic's consistency, agility and signature ability to turn defense into offense were again simply too much for the fifth-seeded Berdych, who, despite all his controlled aggression, has now lost to him 12 times in 13 matches.
The tail is not docked in Australia, and serves a useful purpose in increasing agility and the ability to turn quickly.
René Barbera, as Rodrigo, the chief of the Highlanders, commands a vocal agility to rival that of the leads, but his tone tends to turn steely.
An ankle-foot mechanism capable of impedance modulation and power generation in both the sagittal and fontal planes allows the user to turn in arbitrary directions and walk on slopes that will increase their agility.
They should use it to obtain the agility of the "cloud natives" and build on the enormous wealth of data, accumulated through systems built for another era, to turn a potential disadvantage into a competitive edge.
This is a result of Michael Turner being a yards-after-contact runner lacking the speed and agility to make sharp cuts or turn the corner.
