The phrase "ability of movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability of an entity to move or change position.
Example: "The athlete's ability of movement is what sets her apart from her competitors."
Alternatives: "capacity for movement" or "mobility skills".
However, the morphological analysis of choana of these bird species suggests that the ability of movement of upper jaw relative to skull (cranial kinesis) affects the type of epithelium that lining the choana.
Whilst the ability of movement has been usually considered as an opportunity, we are witnessing a cultural shift in which mobility is considered often as a burden more than a pleasure.
The following portraits show the ability of movement to penetrate even a still photograph.
Instead of describing: "X just didn't have the energy to get up," games can take the ability of movement away from the player.
The unity of the Palestinian territory is essential to fulfill the requirement for "contiguity" when it comes to the ability of movement between Gaza and the West Bank.
The vertebral column is the defining character of vertebrates providing the organism with a unique ability of movement, form and function.
And the results are clear: these investments produce significant returns in the ability of movements to advance fundamental rights and create opportunities for all.
Macroinvertebrates are often considered as good indicators of long-term changes in environments due to their confinement to the bottom, long life cycles and limited abilities of movement.
In addition, restriction of animal movement from protection and surveillance zones appears reasonable, although the ability of restricted movement to decrease virus spread is limited, particularly during the vector season.
How, then, to ensure that leftwing politics remain accessible without neutralising the ability of our movement to identify oppression?
It illustrated the ability of the movement to engage political actors, and development new alliances after the failure of the Copenhagen conference in 2009.
