The phrase "ability of retaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to remember or hold onto information or skills.
Example: "Her ability of retaining complex information makes her an excellent student."
Alternatives: "capacity to retain" or "skill in retaining".
The results demonstrate that the multifunctional HSs exhibit a high storage capacity and the ability of retaining drug stability and activity, which indicates that the as-synthesized fluorescent hollow capsules are a potential candidate as drug delivery materials.
Another added advantage of microsponges which contributes to their use is the ability of retaining drug on the surface of colon ensuring local and targeted action.
The ability of retaining the SSR genetic diversity using different sample sizes was studied and compared to the SSR diversity present in the M-core and in the Vassal collection.
Understanding the ability of retained aggregates to generate forest influence is important in designing and implementing aggregated retention harvesting practices.
Robustness of a biological network, ability to retain much of its functionality in the face of perturbation [ 9], has emerged as a fundamental concept in the study of network topological properties [ 10].
In the brief filed for Heller on Monday, his lawyers argue in favor of the "individual use of Second-Amendment-protected arms to check despotism" and the importance of "retaining the ability to resist tyranny".
Qualitative assessment of the taluka's ability to retain interest of the mentor expressed as high, moderate, and low.
In two other reports, the ability of the retained introns to cause NMD was eliminated.
In the current study, the ability of the retained intron to cause NMD was eliminated by point mutations that eliminated its internal ATG codons.
With TV viewership typically decreasing after a premiere, "Game of Thrones'" ability to retain nearly all of the Season 2 debut audience is quite the feat.
Another form of forgetting is associated with the earliest stages of human development: nearly all people lack the ability to retain memories of experiences they had before they were three years old.
