The phrase "abilities of making" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and awkward; a more natural phrasing would be preferred.
Example: "Her abilities of making complex decisions are impressive."
Alternatives: "skills in creating" or "capabilities of producing."
It is argued that such alternate versions should be explicitly genre-based, possess a strong language focus, and include at least some instances of comparison of English and LI genre exemplars in order to develop the learners' abilities of making more conscious selections and choices in writing.
The results show that the experimental group showed a statistically significant difference at p = 0.05 level in their improvement in their abilities of making predictions, testing them, and then revising them as compared to the control group.
The results showed a statistically significant difference between pre- and post-test scores at p < 0.001 level in students' abilities of making observations, predictions, and explanations and testing them.
13 Executive cognitive functions (ECF), which encompass the cognitive abilities of making decisions, judging, and suiting behaviors in order to solve problems, 14 like any other cognitive function, may be impaired in the elderly.
Kinect skeleton model showed its ability of making the WMSDs risk factors vivid which would contribute to the accuracy of WMSDs risks evaluation.
"I think three, four, five people even have the ability of making it to the second week," Isner said after his match on a scorching, sunny day.
There exists no statistically significant difference in their ability of making observations.
Elastic traffic has the ability of making adjustment of wide-ranging changes in delay and throughput across the internet and still meets the needs of the applications.
It has advantages over the other chromatographic techniques such as low cost of instrumentation, the ability of making simultaneous separations and shorter time required in analysis.
It is possible to avoid executing the worst-case due to the ability of making on-the-fly decisions at run time.
The expert group ability of making simultaneously non-causal (non-formal) and good decisions is an issue that is constantly discussed in the framework of group decision-making activities.
