The phrase "ability of sophisticated" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper structure.
It could be used in a context discussing the capabilities of sophisticated systems or technologies, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The ability of sophisticated algorithms to analyze data quickly is impressive."
Alternatives: "capability of advanced" or "skill of complex".
Due to the fabrication ability of customized sophisticated devices, 3D printing has the potential to facilitate the design of the orthopedic devices.
This research is an investigation of finite element (FE) minimum principal strains in a model of an equine hoof wall, to test the ability of a sophisticated model to recreate the mechanical behaviour of individual hooves in vivo, and therefore, to improve our understanding of normal hoof function.
"You have the ability of a very sophisticated modern technology to reimagine an industry which has been around for a very long time, one of the cornerstone industries in the world which has not seen a lot of innovation and disruption since the 1930s when petroleum polymers came around with nylons and [when] polyesters in the 1950s came along.
The reasons for the high rate of pseudogenization include the evolution of sophisticated abilities to sense their environment such as trichromatic vision in primates.
The strength of analyzing the effects of one or a few mutations on the whole organism carries over into the ability to test the predictions of sophisticated computational modeling.
The ability of even the most sophisticated directors to understand the business better than management is unlikely.
The ability of HIV to utilize sophisticated mechanisms to escape killing by host immune system rises dramatic problems in the development of antiviral therapeutics.
Convinced by evidence of sophisticated cognitive abilities, most philosophers these days agree with Block that something like access consciousness is properly attributed to many animals.
Syntactic competence, especially the ability to use a wide range of sophisticated grammatical expressions, represents an important aspect of communicative acumen.
The judge even enhanced Barrett's sentence for his use of "sophisticated means," or his ability to cut and paste a hyperlink.
