The phrase "abilities gained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to skills or competencies that have been acquired through experience, training, or education.
Example: "Through this training program, participants will develop various abilities gained that will enhance their professional performance."
Alternatives: "skills acquired" or "competencies developed".
Rajah Birbal was a Brahman minstrel, who came to Akbar's court in the beginning of his reign, and by his wit and abilities gained the Emperor's favour.
I now know that to achieve my goal, to secure that academic position, I need to explore and exploit the full range of skills and abilities gained from my PhD experience.
Prior work experience is considered "relevant" to the staff member's current job when the prior duties performed and the knowledge, skills and abilities gained in those prior positions are readily applicable to the job to be performed.
I still want to see humans interact with other humans to demonstrate abilities gained through training and talent alone.
To explain the loss of abilities gained in the previous game, Nomura had the story revolve around Sora's memories getting corrupted and implemented the card battle system to symbolize Sora's various memories.
But the double episode also plunges further into mysticism, with Jake's abilities gaining religious overtones, and not necessarily in an upbeat way.
Real pleasure comes from overcoming challenges, feeling confidence in your abilities, gaining fluency in skills, and experiencing the power this brings.
His strategic ability gained him the nickname "Stonewall of the West".
In this example, an antimedication attitude combined with knowledge of the potential toxicity of DMARDS is outweighed by the benefits (of symptom relief and functional ability) gained.
Keep beating missions until it says new ability gained: counter.
While Sigurd was off on crusades in Moorish Spain and the Holy Land in 1107 11, Eystein served Norway with great ability, gaining territory from Sweden, building churches, and fostering internal progress.
