The phrase "ability of power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or potential of power in various contexts, such as politics, technology, or personal strength.
Example: "The ability of power to influence decisions is often underestimated in democratic societies."
Alternatives: "capacity of power" or "potential of power".
Small signal stability is an ability of power system to maintain its synchronism when subjected to small disturbances [1, 2, 3, 4].
Calling DR in both peak and valley periods can ensure the regulating ability of power system to accommodate the wind power.
The objective functions of maximum system load ability of power system and minimum investment cost were achieved by using GA and PSO, which solved the optimal location and parameter settings of multiple TCSCs problem [14].
It is noted that NaS in Case 2 has the largest scope of power variation because of the largest power rating and energy capacity, which means the strongest ability of power regulation.
The increasing share of variable renewables in European power systems create a downward adequacy problem, which deals with the ability of power systems to cope with periods of excess generation.
Scaled consultations and involvement of the traditional leadership limited the ability of power structures to control the process and/or subvert the interests of more vulnerable members of a community.
Thermal energy storage allows improved dispatch-ability of power from a concentrated solar power plant and increases its annual capacity factor.
Can the abilities or powers of choosers and agents be understood as a kind of natural capacity or disposition?
Clinical validity is measured by the predictive ability or discriminative power of the genetic variant: its ability to classify individuals as those who will develop the disease and those who will not [ 21].
All of that time is an investment in building up the powers and abilities of one's virtual identity, not to mention the fun of adventuring with friends.
Liszt was not the first touring virtuoso, but he was certainly someone who attracted vast interest due to his good looks, showy abilities and constant powers of reinvention.
