The phrase "ability considering" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a thought about evaluating or taking into account someone's ability, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "When assessing the candidate, we must focus on their ability considering the specific requirements of the role."
Alternatives: "ability to consider" or "considering the ability".
It's perhaps never been more imperative to have this ability, considering some expect there to be 24 more rookies taken in fantasy drafts this year compared to 2015.
Yet, the only real evidence for such is his supposed ability with a lightsaber; which, really, isn't much of an ability considering he's KO'ed pretty quickly by a severely impaired Kylo Ren.
Numerical results show that the proposed mobile caching system has significant performance gain compared with the system in which neither users nor relays have caching ability considering the influence of the content size and popularity.
Recent evidence suggests that this ability, considered a hallmark of 'theory of mind' (ToM), becomes impaired by inflammation.
To begin with we investigated the concurrent and longitudinal relationships between sentence repetition and language ability (considered as separate constructs).
Roosevelt did express doubts about Wallace's political abilities, considering him "too aloof" and unversed in the art of greasing the wheels.
Big Andy and the lads through in EK showing a ridiculous amount of stunting abilities, considering the bumpy-assness of the East Kilbride park.
Stewart said it's important not to underestimate their abilities, considering they've pulled off one of the most daring prison escapes in U.S. history.
If you are not sure of your abilities, considering hiring a contractor to assist you.
If you're wondering whether the app might suit your child's abilities, consider an example from the "Advanced Exercises" section, which is the most difficult.
For those who wish to dismiss the importance of such abilities, consider coaches like Rick Pitino and John Calipari, who have high basketball IQ's, but lack the skills to manage NBA egos.
