The phrase "strategic abilities" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person's or group's skills or capabilities in creating and implementing effective strategies. Example: "John's strong strategic abilities allowed him to devise a successful marketing plan for the company."
It was more political, and done with disregard for the need to develop ANSF strategic abilities".
4. Owner's strategic abilities for looking beyond the present and matching the strengths and weaknesses of the company with his or her goals.
You get bright people who come along and they soon realise that they are not able to practise their strategic abilities because the real strategic role is taken away from them by the LSC".
You probably won't be asked this question outright so you need to weave your strategic abilities into the answers to other questions – make sure you use the word "strategy" at several points in the interview.
His reputation as a visionary, combined with his strategic abilities and strong operational and business skills, make him the perfect complement to our existing management team".
A measure of language proficiency is a complex multi-dimensional system that takes into account language use situations, language functions, linguistic elements, strategic abilities, and communicative competencies, and captures the so-called criterial features (Hawkins and Filipović 2012) that distinguish learners at different proficiency levels.
Other must-haves included high-growth management experience, demonstrated strategic ability, and leadership capability.
Their opponents are younger, idealistic, campaign-oriented and pluralistic, lacking Machiavellian strategic ability – all of which the sectarians exploit.
For example, some jobs put such a premium on execution that it's virtually impossible to demonstrate your strategic ability.
It impressed the French with Washington's strategic ability, contributing to France's decision to enter the war on America's behalf the following year.
As a group, those who were downsized rated, on average, only in the 32nd percentile on their strategic ability – that is, worse than two-thirds of their colleagues.
