The phrase "ability of projecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to visualize, forecast, or express ideas or concepts effectively.
Example: "Her ability of projecting her thoughts clearly during presentations has greatly impressed her colleagues."
Alternatives: "capacity to project" or "skill in projecting".
We spoke to Matterport CEO Bill Brown about the ability of Project Tango to recreate 3D scenes.
This illustrates that EE is possible from technical and operational perspectives, with implementation ultimately depending on the ability of project teams to build a convincing business case.
Previewing Cannes in the New York Times, Joan Dupont was also sceptical of its ability to project an image of renewed relevance: "With few American entries, and many old-timers with films ready to compete, the selection this year smacks of yet another family reunion".
We identified a set of critical knowledge units required for enhanced SA and anticipatory decision making, including knowledge of components of the network, details of each computer system, I/O ports, traffic flow/volumes, and ability to project impacts of possible courses of action.
Dickens's ability to project aspects of himself into dozens of vividly rendered characters, combined with his fierce reportorial eye and restless, prodigal imagination, resulted in teeming fictional worlds as populous as Shakespeare's and some of the best-loved novels in English literature.
The singer, who is appearing through Feb. 17, has always been a connoisseur of song lyrics with an ability to project a kind of double vision in which one half of her lives in the past and the other half analyzes it from a contemporary perspective.
It may be that Obama doesn't have enough of a warm and fuzzy side, or hasn't the ability to project enough of a Clintonesque "I feel your pain" performance, to win people over.
Despite his enormous popularity around the world, competing national interests will prove a crucial test of his ability to project US influence.
This is further evidence of columnists' ability to project their own fantasies onto Paul Ryan's handsome face.
"I think both of them show leadership potential, an ability to project their vision of the future," he said.
