The phrase "abilities to react and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or capabilities in responding to situations or stimuli.
Example: "The training program focuses on developing the abilities to react and adapt quickly in high-pressure environments."
Alternatives: "skills to respond and" or "capabilities to react and".
"Coming from an ensemble cast, he had an ability to react and a degree of spontaneity that was really refreshing.
This means that a format that places a premium on a player's ability to react and improvise demands the same qualities in tactics and selection.
Whatever the draw throws up, they will go into the next stage buoyed by their ability to react and adapt to nullify the considerable threat posed by the Italians at White Hart Lane.
BA ground operations director Geoff Want told the House of Commons transport committee that Heathrow was effectively full and had very little ability to react and manage when it was hit by major problems.
The extraordinary number of simultaneous fires has stretched the Government's ability to react, and the average fire is burning for 12 hours before forest rangers, army troops or local peasants can smother it, Mr. Villalobos said.
Bergman's most important paper is probably his Disquisitio de Attractionibus Electivis (1775; A Dissertation on Elective Attractions), in which he included tables listing the elements in the order of their affinity (their ability to react and displace other elements in a compound).
Because as we know, life hinges on its ability to react and generate chemical complexity, says Bergin.
Conversely, following the concept of organizational inertia, installing new management after distress has prevailed for several years, resulting in a diminished ability to react and lower turnaround probabilities.
The by-products of exercising the choice to be present are a heightened state of awareness, increased ability to react and adapt, and enhanced communication skills". Sounds like the state of great leadership, doesn't it?
Think about Google's self-driving car and all of the random occurrences and variables it encounters on the road — and its ability to react and correct based on real-time information.
