The phrase "ability of healing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capacity to heal or restore health, whether physically, emotionally, or spiritually.
Example: "The ancient texts spoke of a mystical creature with the ability of healing, capable of curing any ailment."
Alternatives: "capacity for healing" or "power to heal."
Because cartilage has poor ability to heal because of lack of intrinsic repair capacity [ 1- 3], chondral defects do not heal and may increase the risk for early osteoarthritis.
The improved tensile strength and extension ability of the healed skin treated with MSCs or CM were correlated to the histological structure of this skin as shown in the current study.
Recognition of the value of storytelling's ability to heal is evident in the plethora of writing workshops for veterans that have sprung up across the country since troops began returning from deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
It may be months or even years until the extent of his ability to heal is revealed.
In Asia, C. asiatica has long been used in traditional medicine because of its ability to heal wounds, improve mental clarity, and treat skin conditions such as leprosy and psoriasis [ 6].
He wholeheartedly believes in the brain's ability to heal itself, the power of story, and that Britney will one day make a comeback.
Ayesha reveals that she has learned the secret of immortality and that she possesses other supernatural powers including the ability to read the minds of others, a form of telegnosis and the ability to heal wounds and cure illness; she is also revealed to have a tremendous knowledge of chemistry, but is notably unable to see into the future.
When Scholl sang of God's ability to "heal the wounded soul", time stood still - but Davies reminded us that there are some wounds that God can never heal.
See, medicine's ability to heal is one of society's greatest triumphs.
Also, the potential physiological costs –such as reduced growth, unsuccessful reproduction, or impaired ability to heal from wounds— of returning the bacteria communities to their original state after disturbance should be considered.
