The phrase "abilities beyond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe skills or talents that exceed normal or expected levels.
Example: "Her abilities beyond what we typically see in a beginner make her a standout candidate for the program."
Alternatives: "skills surpassing" or "talents exceeding".
The project's conclusion: UFOs posed no security threat to the nation, nor did they display any technological abilities "beyond the range of present-day scientific knowledge".
Any role requires abilities beyond cognitive ability.
When the American military was still in Iraq, white blimps equipped with sensors hovered over many cities, providing the Americans with surveillance abilities beyond the dozens of armed and unarmed drones used by the military.
They are seeking students who can offer abilities beyond academic success such as interpersonal and leadership skills, a strong work ethic, teamwork and initiative, flexibility, analytical skills, basic computer literacy, and strong communication skills.
I have always envisioned the ultimate unity of mind and computing an advanced AI that not only understands the world like we do, but also extends our abilities beyond the wildest imagination.
Fund v. Brown, 32 Cal.App.4th 188, 202-203, 38 Cal.Rptr.2d 98 (1995) (noting that "truck driving while perhaps not a skilled craft requires abilities beyond those possessed by a general laborer").
Cute kid, street-dancing ability beyond his years, endearing self-confidence.
No doubt his hands were calloused from some physical ability beyond the sporty swing of a stick.
There is the possibility, of course, that conventional intelligence tests are ineffective in measuring intellectual ability beyond a certain point.
Many say, "I almost found myself liking him, or her," a testament perhaps to fiction's intimacy, its ability, beyond even that of biography, to invite identification and understanding.
The findings demonstrated that the interactionist DA approach promoted language development and extended learners' ability beyond a given pedagogical task.
