The phrase "discretion to remove" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the ability or freedom to remove something based on personal judgment or choice. Example: The company's policy gave the manager the discretion to remove any employee who continuously violated company rules. In this example, "discretion to remove" means the manager has the power to decide whether or not to remove an employee based on their own judgment.
Chief constables have the discretion to remove profiles if they choose, but that seldom happens.
"The city and the mayor have to have the discretion to remove people in uniform who display significant racial bias".
The government has much greater discretion to remove children from foster families than to take them from their parents.
Originally, the government had drafted the bill to give the immigration minister discretion to remove citizenship from dual nationals but it was redrafted due to constitutional issues.
Britain proposed granting the vote to prisoners jailed for less than four years, though judges would have discretion to remove this right.
Constitutional lawyers have suggested the courts would have to make a conviction before a minister exercised the discretion to remove citizenship.
The discretion taken to remove real expenses when calculating adjusted EBITDA is bad enough by itself, but it's made worse when one considers (1) management's recognition of the failings of adjusted EBITDA, and (2) TDOC's executive compensation plan is tied to adjusted EBITDA targets.
And he continued to make his anger known on Sunday, through a provision of the state budget that gives him "full discretion to immediately remove" a member of the board that Mr. Gianaris was nominated for, if the governor found that member was "acting, or threatening to act," in any way that went beyond just fiscal analysis.
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