The phrase "and ability to withstand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing resilience, durability, or strength in various contexts, such as materials, people, or systems.
Example: "The new building design focuses on energy efficiency and ability to withstand extreme weather conditions."
Alternatives: "and capacity to endure" or "and strength to resist".
But their strength and ability to withstand humid conditions still yet to be improved.
Conversely, the study found that every species recovered adds significantly to the ecosystem's overall productivity and ability to withstand stresses.
Electroless Ni P coatings offer excellent corrosion and wear resistance and ability to withstand acidic and salt solutions.
On the trail, Democrats still refer to her grace-under-fire performance as a testament to her endurance and ability to withstand and overcome partisan attacks.
Imported from far-flung corners of the globe these varieties are chosen for their longevity and ability to withstand travel, not for their flavour.
For this reason the steam locomotive became obsolete, but only slowly, because it had compensating advantages, notably its simplicity and ability to withstand abuse.
Cravens explained that his office looks at resilience through a lens of equity, focusing on the most vulnerable populations and their ability to withstand and rebound from extreme weather events.
The proteins were characterised in terms of their kinetic and physical properties and their ability to withstand high pressures.
The jurors, who will judge the entries on aesthetics, cost and the ability to withstand graffiti and other urban elements, include the architects Peter Eisenman and Elizabeth Diller Paul Marantzz of Fisher Marantz Stone, a lighting design firm; and Guy Nordenson, a structural designer.
Beyond the numbers, they have shown more mettle and an ability to withstand punches, and maybe that's more important in the long run.
Proving personal toughness and the ability to withstand physical and verbal intimidation is something poor terror recruits have sometimes done for years while enduring life in the rough and tumble environment of a ghetto or violent family culture.
