The phrase "abilities to restore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capacity to bring back or recover a state, condition, or function.
Example: "The team's abilities to restore the damaged ecosystem were impressive and showed their commitment to environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "capabilities for recovery" or "skills to rejuvenate".
Probiotic strains and prebiotic were selected for their abilities to restore vaginal ecosystem.
The Rf5 and Rf6 genes exhibit similar abilities to restore the fertility of HL-type indica CMS lines (Huang et al. 2012).
Though the game's story follows Cole using his new abilities to restore some semblance of order to Empire City, the player is given several opportunities to use these powers for good or evil purposes in the game's Karma system.
After losing his Sharingan, Naruto using his new-found abilities to restore his original eye, Kakashi finds himself temporarily infused by the chakra-based spirit of Obito as he gains his friend's full Sharingan abilities and a Susanoo to help his team defeat Kaguya.
Moreover, inhibition of drug transporter function and/or restoration of drug accumulation has only limited to no ability to restore sensitivity to chemotherapy agents.
A selection of kinase inhibitors was used to evaluate their ability to restore CFTR to the surface in ΔF508 cells1o- cells.
Mr. DiNapoli's political future is riding in part on his ability to restore the reputation of the office.
For peace of mind, SugarSync promises the ability to restore files and photos if a computer is damaged.
The ability to restore myocardial perfusion in ischaemic heart disease has been one of the triumphs of surgery.
Thus, radiation-induced accumulation of DCs in tumours resistant to immune checkpoint inhibitors underlies radiotherapy's ability to restore tumour responses to these treatments25.
Of course, even in the best of circumstances, monetary policy's ability to restore a slumping economy to full employment may be limited.
