The phrase "and ability to hand" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "The project requires strong communication skills and ability to hand over tasks effectively."
Alternatives: "and capacity to manage" or "and skill to deliver".
The latest Swype update is more of a minor 'spit and polish' than the major update released back in June — which added multiple input methods including a voice-to-text option, XT9 predictive text for those who do want to tap out each letter, and the ability to hand write characters and have them converted to text (useful for character-based languages such as Chinese).
It recognizes the merits of literature as "humanistic character and contribution to cultural, national, language and religious tolerance, its existential, timeless character, its generally human validity, and its ability to hand over a testimony about our times".
Motherhood is hard, but really, it's amazing what a little sleep and the ability to hand off your crying child at any given moment can do for a person.
The iPad mini easily beats its closes rival, the Nexus 7 on this score for instance, and its ability to hand both the outstanding increased processing power of the A7 while still maintaining the same usage time as the iPad mini is really remarkable.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan has taken issue with Troy's policy -- namely, how broadly it defines materials of a sexual nature, and the school's ability to hand over a student's private phone to local authorities.
Where that would leave services like ProtonMail, which offer end-to-end encryption — and therefore have no with no ability to hand over decrypted data — remains to be seen.
"Part of it is his ability to hand out money from the tobacco settlement and state surpluses.
Orlandi is famous for her exquisite taste and her ability to hand-pick exclusive pieces, all of which are presented in a seemingly effortless manner, with characteristic Italian flair.
