The phrase "ability of specialists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the skills or expertise that professionals possess in a particular field.
Example: "The ability of specialists in the medical field to diagnose rare diseases is crucial for effective treatment."
Alternatives: "expertise of professionals" or "skills of experts."
"We were respected for the ability of our specialists to bring a sound evidence base to the development of globally effective policy to underpin credible, durable and effective international agreements".
Despite the diverse nature of homeopathic practice, there is little reason to anticipate undue difficulty in the ability of three specialists - even those from differing 'schools' of homeopathic theory and practice - to achieve a reasonable consensus agreement in judging the relevant issues.
These features were: the availability of the specialist nurse to the patient, and the ability of the specialist nurse to liaise between the medical system and the patient.
By allowing diversity to evolve within a microcosm, we select for the ability of a specialist to grow better on a particular resource, while interacting with other resource specialists during the adaptive process.
"The current identification system... is only as genuine as the knowledge, experience, and ability of the specialist carrying out the comparison,'' David R. Ashbaugh, a staff sergeant with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, writes, in "Quantitative-Qualitative Friction Ridge Analysis," which is considered the Bible of the field.
"The current identification system... is only as genuine as the knowledge, experience, and ability of the specialist carrying out the comparison," David R. Ashbaugh, a staff sergeant with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, writes, in "Quantitative-Qualitative Friction Ridge Analysis," which is considered the Bible of the field.
A common concern with models of ECS is the ability of a specialist to know the whole child and address each child's needs appropriately (Heathers 1961).
No significant differences were observed in the performance of M. sexta on MYC2-silenced plants, consistent with the well-known ability of this specialist insect to tolerate nicotine.
Fuzzy logic mimics the cognitive decision making ability of the specialist and enables the less experienced junior doctors to arrive at a better diagnosis as it keeps the expert knowledge in an intelligent system to be used efficiently by others.
Lupus-related problems that need to be addressed without delay and the limited time allowed per patient visit may curtail the ability of the specialist to provide such services.
