The phrase "a faster ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a skill or capability that is performed more quickly than usual.
Example: "The new software provides a faster ability to process data, improving overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "an enhanced capability" or "a quicker skill".
I excelled at the company's growth stage because I had a ton of hustle, a lightning fast ability to learn, and the entrepreneurial wherewithal to juggle 30 skills at once.
Inhabiting one place — that is to be fully absorbed by and focused on one's surroundings rather than living in some diffuse cyberlocation composed of the different strands of a device-driven existence — is a fast-dwindling ability.
The covalent bonds, supramolecular interactions, hydrogen bonding, and π-π stacking gave the CS/GO composite hydrogels high stability, strong mechanical behaviors, good adhesiveness, self-healing properties, and a fast recovery ability.
As such, according to the design of our user feedback, these parameter setting will weight the first four users much larger than subsequent users, which grants the system a fast learning ability.
Back in therapy, Dr. V takes out the most powerful weapon in her arsenal: her amazingly fast ability to make clients cry.
Of course, we need further studies for investigating M-FAST ability to detect malingering for other disorders.
During chick rearing, the duration of foraging trips reduces due to the chicks' fasting ability, and chick-maintenance becomes important for foraging decisions.
But then again, who does not have that chronically disoriented feeling that uncharted territories are growing at a faster rate than our ability to map them?
Both mutants exhibited a better cyclodextrin-forming ability and a faster turnover rate (kcat) than the parental CGTase.
Once the cutting process was mechanised, peat could be cut from a greater depth, and at a faster rate, resulting in less ability for the moors to recover.
