The phrase "ability of adjusting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to adapt to different situations or changes.
Example: "Her ability of adjusting to new environments has always impressed her colleagues."
Alternatives: "capacity to adapt" or "skill in adjusting".
In addition, our APMF produces desirable outputs in all underexposed, overexposed, and mixed ill-exposed videos, owing to its ability of adaptively adjusting the mapping functions according to different videos.
We consider our lack of ability to adjust for several of the established breast cancer risk factors (e.g., age at menarche, use of oral contraceptives, age at menopause, use of postmenopausal hormone therapy and alcohol consumption), due to lack of question about this in the questionnaires, as the most important.
In addition, our qualitative study identified a discrete domain of 'treatment concerns', encompassing perceptions of effectiveness of treatment, satisfaction with choice of therapy, ability to adjust own treatment and concern about side effects and we incorporated these items into the IBD-Control.
Odds ratios increased with a decreased pigmentation of hair and a reduced ability to adjust melanization of epidermal cells after sunlight exposure ("skin photo-type").
In parliamentary elections that February, the nationalist movement Sajudis scored an overwhelming victory – although Brazauskas himself was triumphantly elected, proof of his popularity and of his ability to adjust to the changing times.
Whereas constitutive skin color designates a genetically determined level of cutaneous melanin, facultative pigmentation designates the ability to adjust melanization of epidermal cells after sunlight exposure.
The continuing success of Big Law is in part because of its ability to adjust quickly to changes in demand by hiring and firing staff.
In fact, the hindgut of flies has the ability to adjust the pH of intestinal material before excretion in response to both internal (e.g. reproductive) or external (e.g. nutrients) signals [ 145].
18 The ability to adjust quality of life data for the underlying effects of ageing, baseline function, comorbid conditions, and other important confounders is another major strength of our study.
This paper introduces the concept design of an underactuated grasper with the ability to adjust its level of self-adaptability by changing the rotational stiffness of its differential mechanism.
