The phrase "and jeopardizes the ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation that threatens or puts at risk someone's or something's capability to perform a task or function.
Example: "The lack of funding for the project is concerning, as it delays progress and jeopardizes the ability to meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "and threatens the capacity" or "and endangers the capability".
That reflected a widespread view among German business executives that it was far more dangerous to interfere with a legitimate if hostile takeover attempt and jeopardize the ability of German companies to buy up foreign companies.
Indeed, the polls say that Americans recognize that his tax cut is weighted toward the rich and that it jeopardizes the ability to pay down the debt, fend off deficits and finance education, retirement and health.
"This is not merely a fiscal issue, but an issue that jeopardizes the ability of federal and state government to take care of the most vulnerable who actually rely on the program".
Then, when difficult or controversial decisions are made, he wrote, "poor communications... can spark a rapid backlash that jeopardizes the ability to implement even the best ideas.
Such point-to-multipoint (PMP) network configuration jeopardizes the ability of the BS to satisfy the ever more increasing data rate requirements notably in the next generation mobile radio system (5G) [13].
They argue "the absence of open internet rules jeopardizes the ability to reduce load in times of extreme energy grid stress.
Low levels of genetic diversity put wild populations at risk and jeopardize the continued ability to improve crops (Reif et al., 2005).
WASHINGTON — John Walsh voiced the frustrations of many bankers when he warned in a speech last month that federal regulators were not paying attention to the cumulative impact of new rules and restrictions, jeopardizing the ability of banks to support economic growth.
AS the debate on the Syria intervention began in Congress last week, some wondered why President Obama, who has been frustrated repeatedly by Republican legislators, would risk being thwarted yet again and possibly jeopardize the ability of future presidents to pursue ambitious foreign policy objectives.
Attacks on Planned Parenthood, both physical and political, are jeopardizing the ability of women to access contraception and other reproductive health care services.
