The phrase "and ability to support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or qualifications related to providing assistance or backing in a particular context.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated strong communication skills and ability to support team members during challenging projects."
Alternatives: "and capacity to assist" or "and capability to provide support".
He overestimated German chancellor Angela Merkel's willingness and ability to support the British position.
Quiz the coach about his philosophy and ability to support young players.
The European financial ministers will truly have to display nerve and ability to support their financially troubled brethren.
And so I borrowed mum's gentleness and decency, kindness and humour, problem-solving skills and ability to support those she loved.
Yes, you can, although we have limited time and ability to support hardware and software other than what is introduced in the labs.
Various scaffold formulations are examined in terms of morphology, porosity, degradation, elastic modulus, and ability to support cellular adhesion and growth.
There are positive things happening and we now have the tools and abilities to support people to produce those stories and produce that voice and to present a different way of thinking.
These complexes have different mispair recognition properties and abilities to support MMR. hMutS-α senses single-base mismatches and small insertion deletion loops, whereas hMutS-β recognise insertion deletion loops.
These challenges are mainly due to the nature and complexity of interconnected systems and networks and their ability to support heterogeneous physical and cyber components simultaneously.
The 3G standards are based loosely on several attributes: the use of CDMA technology; the ability eventually to support three classes of users (vehicle-based, pedestrian, and fixed); and the ability to support voice, data, and multimedia services.
The objective of this review is to reintroduce fibrin, a protein with a well-characterized structure and biochemistry, and its ability to support angiogenesis specifically.
