The phrase "ability of changing" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate expression would be "ability to change."
Example: "Her ability to change her perspective helped her resolve conflicts more effectively."
Alternatives: "capacity for change" or "skill in changing."
Hall et al. (2004) measured the change of students' deep and surface learning approaches; based on the data they provided preliminary evidence of the ability of changing students' approaches to learning through specific changes to the learning environment.
Dynamic reconfiguration refers to the ability of changing properties and structure of a distributed system, while it is running.
The inner struggle Yael has with her ability of changing identities is paired with a heart-pounding plot, in an intricate web of mystery.
The simplicity of optical setup and the unique ability of changing contouring sensitivity in this technique make it attractive potential in practical measurements.
Origami is an ancient art of the paper folding that has been the source of inspiration in many engineering designs due to its intrinsic ability of changing shape and volume.
These are modular robots with the ability of changing their geometry according to task and this is exciting because a robot designed for a single task has a fixed architecture.
These coatings possess the ability of actively changing their optical properties as a consequence of a reversible structural transformation when going through a critical temperature.
This restricts their ability to keep abreast of changing market needs.
Evolutionary theory suggests that, for the long-term survival of a species, we need to conserve not just individual members of a species, but also a species' ability to evolve in the face of changing environmental variables which means conserving individuals and genetic variation.
With the help of the European Union and USAID in BiH, UNICEF launched the campaign "It's About Ability" in July 2013, with the aim of changing public perception and supporting the rights of children with developmental disabilities to education, healthcare and social protection, allowing them access and complete inclusion in society.
The age and ability of the child to understand the significance of changing his or her name.
