The phrase "abilities equal to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare someone's abilities to a certain standard or to another person's abilities.
Example: "Her abilities equal to those of the top performers in the industry make her a valuable asset to the team."
Alternatives: "skills comparable to" or "capabilities on par with".
This paper reports a material with unprecedented vibration damping ability, as shown by high values of both the loss tangent (vibration amplitude decay rate) and the loss modulus (energy dissipation ability, equal to the product of the storage modulus and the loss tangent) under flexure at 0.2 Hz at room temperature.
But, as valuable as it is, Narrow AI pales in comparison to the creation of "Artificial General Intelligence," or AGI systems–software programs or hardware devices, which have an ability equal to or greater than that of humans: to transfer knowledge from one domain to another; create new ideas; orient oneself in a new situation; and identify problems to solve.
The driving and peripheral vision sub-scales displayed the largest declines even among patients in the early stages of POAG, with the median score for driving ability equal to 0 in the 3rd and 4th quartiles.
Abolitionists of the day pointed to him as proof that blacks' abilities were equal to those of whites, and Jefferson hired him to survey land in Washington.
If his political ability is equal to his ambition, he has a better-than-even chance to succeed, because events are the wind at his back.
The Children's Hospital is astoundingly good: much though I loved the smart, clever and equally moving The Great Night – which fused A Midsummer Night's Dream, Soylent Green and a terminally ill child – The Children's Hospital is possibly the more raggedly ambitious book, and proof that Adrian's ability is equal to his ambition.
Though the catalysts prepared by the Pechini method are with a smaller particle size, the adsorption ability is equal to that of catalysts by citrate method.
A person with an ability score equal to an item's difficulty has a chance of 50% to answer that item correctly.
Even if Johnson has shown running ability at least equal to Flutie's -- he is the Bills' second-leading rusher, with 197 yards on 28 attempts -- Flutie's mobility still means a defense has to adjust to his way of playing.
However, based on the experimental data's analysis, the error-correcting ability is nearly equal to that of the traditional codes.
