The phrase "ability of linguistic" is not correct in English.
It should be "ability of language" or "linguistic ability." You can use it when discussing someone's skill or proficiency in using language effectively.
Example: "Her linguistic ability allows her to communicate fluently in multiple languages."
Alternatives: "language proficiency" or "linguistic skills."
Yet, narrative production does have a close association with the ability of linguistic structure organization, that is, the ability to concatenate different parts into a story (e.g., a beginning, a conflict and a corresponding resolution, and an ending), and the productiveness of written narratives is related to the production of oral narratives, as our result shows.
It could therefore be argued that it is reasonable for the UKCAT to evaluate elements of linguistic ability such as verbal reasoning.
George Mason University's accent archive: all of Henry Higgins' linguistic abilities and none of his misogyny.
This uniquely American vitriol isn't just a question of linguistic ability.
Lack of linguistic ability is acting as a "tax on UK trade", the CBI concludes.
He says his lack of linguistic ability hasn't gotten in his way.
Nine children were initially assessed using a simple REP-based multi-level protocol (the NSD-REP) and on a measure of linguistic ability (Pre-school Language Scale, 4th Edition; PLS4).
For Mark Cook, then it's going to be a test of skill, of character and also probably of linguistic ability.
(Wilkes, 1988, p. 29) This implies, for example, that "a full psychophysiological account of the processes of human perception must at some stage link up with part at least of linguistic ability; for we typically see things under a certain description, and that description may be a very sophisticated one".
If you are interested in working in a European lab but are worried about lack of linguistic ability, most university language departments have language laboratories and self-teach facilities, so it is worth contacting them to find out what is available.
He chose to study two indicators of linguistic ability thought to be sensitive to the progression of dementia, idea density and grammatical complexity.
