The phrase "ability of a free" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The ability of a free thinker to challenge norms is essential for innovation."
Alternatives: "capacity of a free" or "skill of a free".
Like many before and since, Powell underestimated the ability of a free society to adapt.
But the terms of his agreement with Alliance are generating criticism from some analysts and others, who worry that Mr. Spitzer is interfering with the ability of a free market to determine the appropriate level of fees.
This level of cynicism by our national leaders about our constitutionally guaranteed "inalienable rights" and the ability of a free people to determine their own future is staggering in its implications.
Also, the possibility of measurement errors would be another source derogating the ability of an error-free assessment.
For H1 and H2, we attribute their homogeneity to the ability of free charges and free ions to move around the molecule and through its environments.
This end point was considered a desirable biological effect to assess the ability of the free Suramin to inhibit a high-affinity specific interaction of VEGF with a binding site.
Michael was a resolute humanist with profound faith in the ability of "free men and women using free institutions" to secure irreversible advances in standards of living and liberty for every country and community.
He was a resolute humanist with profound faith in the ability of "free men and women using free institutions" to secure irreversible advances in standards of living and liberty for every country and community.
Herein we evaluate the ability of an emerging, chemical-free, nanotechnology-based method to inactivate M. parafortuitum (Mtb surrogate).
A Birmingham contemporary, Lee Carsley, described Benítez as "a player of outstanding ability, very quick, a bit of a free spirit".
On the side of liberty, there's a need to preserve the ability of our free press, when exposing corruption or abuses, to protect confidential sources without getting slammed into jail by leak-plugging, publicity-hungry prosecutors.
