The phrase "ability capable" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It is redundant as "ability" and "capable" convey similar meanings regarding competence or skill.
Example: "Her ability capable of solving complex problems impressed everyone."
Alternatives: "capable ability" or "competent skill".
In response...[our Hong Kong] Education Reform should aim at nurturing in the new generation characteristics and abilities capable of meeting the challenges of the new century...Education Reform must be student-focused...to develop the potential and personalities of students.
It is the Barcelona way of playing: the ball on the ground, moved by men's imaginations as well as their feet, movement and passing as inventive and as accurate as their collective ability is capable of performing.
The governor had recommended him as "a man of intelligence and ability, more capable than anybody else I know here to accomplish every kind of enterprise and discovery....". Louis XIV was sufficiently impressed by him to grant him a title of nobility.
Interestingly, isopropanol has a high HBA ability (0.84) capable of forming hydrogen bonds with the FF molecules.
During transdifferentiation, the occurrence of stem cells with multi-differentiation ability is capable to explain the variety of cell types observed in the present tumor.
This runs counter to the effect we hypothesised, but could potentially be explained by the fog affording offenders an environment with decreased visibility, which would reduce the ability of capable guardians.
I fully believe that every individual, regardless of ability, is capable of working.
Second, it diminishes the culture of cells lacking drug efflux ability but capable of forming spheres.
The urodele amphibians, characterized by extensive regenerative ability, are capable of regenerating limbs, tail, jaws, lens, and small sections of the heart [1] [7].
