The phrase "ability diminished" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a reduction in someone's skills or capabilities, often in a context related to health, age, or external factors.
Example: "After the accident, her ability diminished, making it difficult for her to return to her previous job."
Alternatives: "reduced capacity" or "decreased ability".
Thus, granting learners autonomy appeared to endow them with confidence in their ability, diminished needs for control of negative emotional responses, and created more positive affect, which may help consolidate motor memories.
Our results showed that estimation error (Δ height) in the older adults increased (i.e., approached overestimation) as their physical ability diminished.
Hcy generates ROS in a redox-cycling reaction that explains the decline in viability of insulin-secreting cells, leading to reduced glucokinase phosphorylating ability, diminished insulin secretory responsiveness and cell death [ 22].
Although young tadpoles can naturally regenerate lost tails, this ability diminishes with age.
As focusing ability diminishes, the vision now converges at a point behind the back of the eye instead of directly on the light-collecting nerves of the retina.
This indicates that the average ARS literacy/language ability diminishes substantially over the summer.
For faculty members, clinical ability diminishes as teaching experience increases, leading to the possibility that faculty members may lose confidence in their ability to conduct patient care.
40 Although only one spermatozoon is needed to fertilise an egg, several studies have shown that the fertilising ability diminishes if the sperm concentration is below 40 50 million/ml or if the percentage of normal spermatozoa is below 9%.
Secreted reelin undergoes two cleavage events to produce three fragments (Lambert de Rouvroit et al., 1999; Jossin et al., 2007); as reelin is cleaved, its signalling ability diminishes (Kohno et al., 2009).
However, driving cessation is almost inevitable and is associated with health declines for older adults as measured by indicators such as decline in cognitive abilities, diminished physical and social functioning, depression, greater risk of long term care entry, and mortality.
The report further suggests those restricted from driving exhibit an accelerated decline in cognitive abilities, diminished productivity and low participation in daily activities away from home.
