The phrase "ability of motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used when describing the physical ability of a person or animal to move. Example: The horse retained an excellent ability of motion despite its advanced age.
To determine the ability of motion-corrected optical coherence tomography (OCT) to measure the corneal refractive power change due to LASIK.
Given that Caesar's followers have grown in number from 50 to 2,000, the ability of motion-capture technology to bring this larger universe to life is critical, and the technicians at Weta Digital have been up to the task.
Authors reported best results in revision group based on walking ability, range of motion and early rehabilitation [22].
They analysed general health, walking ability, range of motion, pain, and stair-climbing as well employment status.
There are concerns about the ability of standard motion analysis equipment and methods to measure this angle accurately (Scwartz 2004).
Neveu et al. suggested that abnormal eye movements change the structure of visual information entering the system, which therefore disrupts the ability of the motion pathways to form normally.
The presence of information about facial form enhanced the ability of the motion-sensitive area V5 to influence responses in the STS.
The ability and mode of motion of proteins and RNAs has implications for how they find nuclear targets on chromatin and in nuclear subcompartments and how macromolecular complexes are assembled in vivo.
The patients were evaluated (1) by visual analog scale (VAS) for pain at rest and during weight bearing exercises, (2) by a Merle-d'Aubigné protocol (D'Aubigne and Postel 1954) in order to score pain, walking ability and range of motion, and (3) by a health-related quality of life rating instrument, the Swedish SF-36 (Sullivan et al. 1995).
Each member may have a little ability of off-line motion planning but behave mainly by on-line motion planning, and coordinate one another mutually in force.
