The phrase "and willingness to exploit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing someone's readiness or eagerness to take advantage of a situation or opportunity.
Example: "The company's success was largely due to its strategic planning and willingness to exploit emerging markets."
Alternatives: "and readiness to take advantage" or "and eagerness to utilize".
In its moral simplicity and willingness to exploit its subjects, it ends up resembling the genre it aims to expose.
In fact, with his militarism, anxiety over national security, and willingness to exploit vulnerable ethnic minorities for political or economic gain, he bears a close resemblance to Caesar.
That Bain's actions carry little resonance in a community whose woes have been seized on by presidential candidates testifies to the impact of the campaigns' opposition research and their willingness to exploit a convenient storyline.
But prosecutors are clearly out to find proof of his complicity in a profoundly corrupt culture and his willingness to exploit it to serve his own ends.Despite the relief that many will feel at Mr Blatter's demise, his departure is a necessary rather than sufficient condition for the deep reform that FIFA desperately needs.
Still, some conservatives see a cautionary tale in California, where the Republican Party sank into political irrelevance in recent years as it became defined by an unyielding line on immigration, an enthusiastic embrace of the culture wars and a willingness to exploit racial divisions.
His instinctive understanding of his fans' emotional states and his willingness to exploit them drive his success.
But whatever the ultimate legal outcome, the evidence is enough to raise serious questions about Trump's business practices and his willingness to exploit other people's weaknesses in order to make a profit -- just like the donation saga raises serious questions about Trump's honesty, and the disparagement of reporters raises serious questions about his regard for a free press.
The public's lack of attention to detail, and Mr. Johnson's willingness to exploit it, could end the career of Mr. Feingold, who in three terms has distinguished himself for trying to bring fairness to campaign finance and decency to national security, among other achievements.
All told, the new One Nation remains a loose collection of petty tyrants and wildly incoherent demagogues bound together by their willingness to exploit fear and suspicion and ignorance, even as they masquerade as heroes.
But it is still Pyongyang's main economic benefactor and has shown a willingness to exploit loopholes in the sanctions.
Most Jews didn't vote for him, and regarded his campaign antics as particularly unsettling, from his appeal among white supremacists and ethno-nationalists to his willingness to exploit the country's racial and ethnic divides.
