The phrase "abilities writing" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, possibly intended to refer to "writing abilities" or "writing skills."
Example: "Her writing abilities have improved significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "writing skills" or "writing capabilities."
Overall, it is not the major that determines readiness for graduate programs; required courses, quantitative abilities, writing skills, and work experience all contribute to a strong applicant profile.
She was also skeptical of Lewis's emotive abilities, writing "Either she knows that quiet-to-loud arrangements and whispered vocals can simulate gravitas pretty well regardless of whether you're thinking of pain or grocery lists, or she's genuinely feeling something that comes out in her voice".
"Sentence this monster named Madoff to the most severe punishment within your abilities," wrote Randy Baird, a California lawyer.
He liked his students, all of them, and believed the feeling reciprocated; he'd also been surprised how each, regardless of ability, wrote with an individual voice.
The article, normally 20 to 30 pages long, should demonstrate your ability write in English at a professional level.
Next to each skill ability, write down the skill points you currently have.
(Korean participant) There are some test items intended to measure speaking ability or writing ability, but I think they cannot sufficiently measure abilities for speaking and writing.
As a consequence of the low face validity, indirect testing of writing may influence students' efforts to improve reading ability rather than writing ability.
Was it his heaven given ability, writing which was blessed by the gods, that stopped me in my tracks?
Under "special abilities" he wrote: "Electronics tech or design engineer, digital". The name of the applicant?
