The phrase "capacity to listen" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "She demonstrated an impressive capacity to listen to her co-workers' ideas."
It is our underused capacity to listen.
Has he the capacity to listen?
But Khalilzad, Brahimi said, "has a unique capacity to listen.
The question for the year ahead centres on big business's willingness and capacity to listen.
Also similar are the physical responsiveness and a capacity to listen.
His sweet smile, wisdom, intelligence, capacity to listen and to hear, humanity and gentle demeanor will always be remembered.
From birth, that one-on-one tech-free interaction is building the neurological and psychological infrastructure for your baby's future capacities to listen, learn, love and feel a sense of connection and belonging in life.
The diffusion of radio technology throughout Europe and North America in the 1920s allowed fans, absent from the game for whatever reason (distance, scheduling, venue capacity, cost), to listen in to play-by-play descriptions of events.
We will not find justice and peace, in other words, until we insist on our human capacity to empathize, listen to each other, and see ourselves in the other.
Every time he bashed illegal immigrants, the 5,000-strong 5,000-strongwd – hundreds had to listen from outside – roared.
An increased capacity for senior management to listen to employees and consider the values employees bring to their work has the potential to develop a more engaging work setting.
