The phrase "ability of parts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the functionality or capacity of individual components within a larger system or structure.
Example: "The ability of parts to work together efficiently is crucial for the overall performance of the machine."
Alternatives: "capability of components" or "functionality of elements".
Moreover, full-time specialists in 2004 still viewed part-time work as threatening for the continuity and quality of care and expressed concerns regarding the ability of part-time specialists to maintain communication with colleagues.
Thus, the overworked brain may lose "cognitive reserve," the ability of healthy parts of the brain to take over functions lost by other parts.
Roupé et al. (2014) support the aforementioned statement, in saying that "body movement can enhance navigation performance and experience" (Roupé et al., 2014, p. 43), but the ability of tracking parts of the body usually needs expensive equipment.
Finally, levels of gene transfer and genome rearrangement are lineage- specific (Rand et al. 2001), where low levels of movement will restrict the ability of different parts of the genome to respond to inter-genomic coadaptation and conflict.
Essential to the creative power that God bestows on the universe is the ability of its constituent parts (including us) to self-create.
The joints in its fingers, thumb and wrist provide 24 degrees of freedom (a degree of freedom is the ability of one part of a system to move independently of the others in a particular way).
Binding of Rab9 to that site could influence the ability of that part of the protein to form a bubble, and could influence the efficiency of tethering on a time scale finer than that assayed here and previously.
The ability of this part of the enzyme to undergo conformational rearrangements would then not only be crucial for energy transduction, as previously suggested [64 66], but also for the process of conformational changes during the A/D transition.
This chapter discusses the broader spectrum of ability as part of the continuum of human competence.
These are e.g. based on their ability to part subgroups of fallers and non-fallers using the information gain (C4.5 algorithm) [ 14].
