The phrase "and ability to generate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capacity to create or produce something, often in a technical or professional context.
Example: "The software is designed to enhance the user's creativity and ability to generate innovative ideas."
Alternatives: "and capacity to produce" or "and capability to create".
The general genetic similarity in the chromosome of SE and ability to generate good reference assemblies which, although may suffer the bias of the reference molecule, were nevertheless verified against optical maps and by Sanger sequencing and provided an advantage in facilitating the filling of gaps encountered during the course of producing finished genomes.
As a brief background, a stem cell is generally defined by its capacity for extensive self-renewal and ability to generate terminal progeny.
What distinguishes the new system is its relatively low cost and ability to generate electricity, he says.
The more valuable environmental services are, the more resources will be available for investment in improving local people's quality of life and ability to generate income.
But the Yankees' experience and ability to generate quality outings of six or more innings consistently would seem to be unmatched in the American League.
The main strength of the government broadcasting and mass media approach to public diplomacy is its audience reach and ability to generate public awareness and set the agenda.
Future developments for ZohoProjects will include more extensive reporting and the ability to generate and track bills and invoices.
G.M., the world's largest car company, can offer products that Fiat lacks, like a small pickup for Latin America; finance and marketing expertise; and the ability to generate cost savings through combined puchasing, finance and research operations.
O.K., let's do it.' " Unable to match either Romney's money or Paul's young fan club, the Gingrich campaign had to rely even more on its candidate and his ability to generate news and enthusiasm.
Mycobacterium avium shares with M. tuberculosis a slow growth rate and an ability to generate granulomas and is itself pathogenic [ 6– 9].
J&J has already tested its vaccine on 5,000 volunteers in 11 different trials and has confirmed both its safety and its ability to generate an immune response.
