The phrase "abilities to exploit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or capabilities in taking advantage of certain situations or resources.
Example: "The team's abilities to exploit market trends have significantly increased their sales this quarter."
Alternatives: "skills to leverage" or "capabilities to utilize".
Differences between the species in size, shape and other traits ("phenotypic traits") are adaptive, resulting in markedly different abilities to exploit food in the two environments of the lakes.
Assuming that in an instant of time, the secondary transceiver does not have available channels to assign to its user, it can use its cognitive abilities to exploit any of the primary channels that are assigned to the primary network; so that a primary channel will be allocated to its requested secondary user.
The capacity to accept healthcare work depends on the extent of participants' abilities to exploit opportunities to utilize healthcare services, and is shaped by the structuring effects of relationality and control.
For example, differences in the average distance forged to nutrient sources by the fungal hyphae (Smith et al. 2000; Jansa et al. 2005), and species' abilities to exploit nutrient patches (Cavagnaro et al. 2005) have been found, with species varying in their inorganic versus organic nitrogen uptake (Leigh et al. 2009).
Steel companies have only a limited ability to exploit the Internet via, say, B2B exchanges.
"The ability to exploit computer networks plays a crucial part in our ability to protect the British public.
The constraints of operating within government, however, currently limit Fera's ability to exploit this opportunity fully".
The company has suffered operating difficulties over the last year that hampered its ability to exploit the high platinum price.
Silva's absence may restrict their ability to exploit the gaps behind United's defence on the flanks.
