The phrase "ability of isolation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to remain separate or detached from others, either physically or emotionally.
Example: "The ability of isolation can be beneficial for those who need time to reflect and recharge."
Alternatives: "capacity for solitude" or "skill in seclusion".
For reasons which are not investigated here, incidence of both outcomes declined progressively from early 2003, offering the opportunity to assess the ability of isolations from different types of clinical specimen to monitor changes in MRSA.
Théry characterized the composition and physical properties of this membranous material, demonstrating the ability of the centrifugal isolation procedure differentiated between exosomes and other vesicular structures and large protein aggregates Théry et al (1999).
It's very much in the old-fashioned spirit of The Old Dark House or And Then There Were None, and depends on its young cast's ability to transmit feelings of isolation, paranoia and claustrophobia.
But the £600,000 funding to implement the strategy feels relatively meagre; as the council itself noted last year, the number falling into poverty "is increasing at a rate beyond the ability of the council, in isolation, to manage".
Numerical examples are presented to validate the developed method and show the ability of mode selection and isolation.
In addition to direct health care costs, chronic wounds are associated with hidden burdens on the community resulting from loss of mobility, decreased functional ability, social isolation and loss of participation in the workforce and society.
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All processes were conducted by each student, which required their ability to understand the main methods of isolation, culture, and identification of the cariogenic bacteria and the characteristics of the colony of S. mutans [ 11].
Summarizing, the investigated samples of bacterial communities cultured from composting of a hippopotamus and the analyzes of their hydrolytic abilities, allowed the isolation of 159 bacteria, of which 70 were positive hits for cellulolytic activity.
There is evidence to support both suggestions from the isolation experiments: that the isolation affected the ability of C. destructor to recognize conspecifics or it altered the behavioral response.
