The phrase "and ability to launch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or capabilities related to initiating a project, product, or service.
Example: "The team demonstrated their expertise and ability to launch innovative solutions in a competitive market."
Alternatives: "and capacity to initiate" or "and skill to deploy".
It says terrorist attacks in Paris and elsewhere show groups continue to have the willingness and ability to launch attacks anywhere.
Though he has imposing size and helped the Galaxy to last season's M.L.S. title, many see Gonzalez as a promising, but rather raw talent in need of seasoning — especially in his positioning and ability to launch counterattacks from the back line.
Based on their previous history and ability to launch great products, this is going to be a team to watch.
Even so, the people of their nations and of all nations would gain immensely from an international ban on nuclear weapons―a measure that, once in place, would begin the process of stripping national officials of their unwarranted authority and ability to launch a catastrophic nuclear war.
Pakistan's army Zarb-e-Azb operation, now into its 19th month, does, however, seem to have disrupted the TTP's command and control structure and its ability to launch cohesive attacks inside Pakistan at large.
The city's residents have long had a powerful voice in politics, owing to their large and dense population (and their correspondingly large number of registered voters) and their ability to launch massive protests in the city streets.
President Trump will have sole, unilateral, exclusive and immediate ability to launch a nuclear or other military strike and no one can stop him.
Israel began its campaign on Dec. 27 with the primary intention of breaking Hamas's military infrastructure and its ability to launch rockets at southern Israel.
And the ability to launch new satellites as fast as the old ones decay is no longer assured, he said, because governments have limited resources.
"People genuinely believed what the prime minister said about Iraq's weapons programme and its ability to launch an at tack in 45 minutes.
"Russia has the capabilities, the big industrial base, the trained cadre of people and the ability to launch in all kinds of weather," said John Logsdon, a space historian at George Washington University.
