The phrase "and flexibility to modify" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to change or adapt something, often in the context of plans, agreements, or systems.
Example: "The new software offers users the convenience and flexibility to modify their settings according to their preferences."
Alternatives: "and ability to adjust" or "and capacity to change".
Still, what Linux represents to a lot of people is freedom: freedom of dependence on Microsoft and the flexibility to modify the so-called "open source" software.
"This difference may be attributable to differences in modification programs and the servicers' flexibility to modify loan terms to achieve greater affordability and sustainability," notes Monday's report.
Compared to traditional reinforced concrete (RC) bridges, steel bridges offer many advantages, comprising high strength-to-self weight ratio, speed of construction, flexibility of construction, flexibility to modify, repair and recycle, durability, and artistic appearance.
This approach provides building science researchers the flexibility to modify, maintain and share their modeling work efficiently.
The method allows, in its execution mode, the flexibility to modify, adjust and enlarge the input set of parameters.
Flexibility to modify, repair, and recycle steel bridges is a result of the ability to modify the current status of the bridges such as widening the bridges to accommodate more lanes of traffic.
This will give researchers more flexibility to modify the buildings, if necessary, and makes Biosphere 2 more attractive for long-term grants, says Joaquin Ruiz, dean of the UA College of Science.
Flexibility to modify data collection elements, the appearance of reports and other user needs obtained from the pilot phase were studied and reflected on for improvement of the system application software to increase user friendliness.
IRIS allows the user the flexibility to modify not only parameters, but also replace different policies and decision-making algorithms in a plug-and-play manner.
The executive, Michael Gross, the bank's managing director of loan administration loss mitigation, said that banks had more flexibility to modify terms in loans they held.
