The phrase "ability of offering" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to provide something, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "The ability of offering innovative solutions is crucial for our team's success."
Alternatives: "capacity to provide" or "skill in delivering".
So far, however, intelligent design has maintained a purely negative agenda, seeking to disprove science's ability to answer questions instead of offering new approaches within the naturalist framework.
Instead of offering the ability to upgrade to the live TV offering within Hulu's existing app, the company has instead rolled out a new app, called "Hulu with Live TV".
A key strength of our study is its ability to examine the association of offering universal testing for OGTT compared with a more conservative strategy of selective testing based on individual assessment of risk.
No state is known to want to declare bankruptcy, and some question the wisdom of offering them the ability to do so now, given the jitters in the normally staid municipal bond market.
History has an uncanny way of offering us the ability to write it and this is something we seem to forget at times as we struggle to comprehend the actions of others.
PCs will be capable of offering increasingly impressive visuals as the PS4 ages thanks to their ability to have their processors and other hardware upgraded.
Practitioners' skills and ability to perform treatments were not considered separate from their "caring nature," or their process of offering treatment with encouragement and support.
Last, combining different methods of offering information (e.g. providing patients with additional written information) might improve the patient's ability to understand and recall the message.
MOOCs can also help schools lacking resources to cater to the full spectrum of student abilities by offering advanced courses for exceptional students, or extra teaching for students who are finding learning particularly difficult.
