The phrase "ability of that" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the capability or potential of a specific subject, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The ability of that system to process data efficiently is impressive."
Alternatives: "capability of that" or "potential of that".
I'd forgotten the ability of that song to make water come out of my head.
It improves the ability of that country to act as a business interlocutor for us".
The report raised the possibility of "UK government intervention" should individuals' activities raise "any threat to the ability of that system to operate fairly and robustly".
The ability of that defence to hold firm on Sunday will go a long way to determining the result of the grand final.
But more than the ability of that team to tread water, Feldhaus recalled the sense of appreciation and relief over the mere opportunity to carry on.
Japanese officials on Tuesday advocated salvaging a sunken boat believed to be from North Korea, a move that could give new insight into the electronic eavesdropping ability of that secretive nation.
A6 Japan May Lift Sunken Boat Japanese officials advocated salvaging a sunken boat believed to be from North Korea, a move that could give new insight into the electronic eavesdropping ability of that secretive nation.
"The ability of that program to gain incredible market share and have the clout to severely undermine the market is minimized," Robert Laszewski, president of Health Policy and Strategy Associates, a consulting firm in Alexandria, Va., said in an interview.
And in Jorge Sampaoli, the Argentine most often compared to his compatriot and predecessor as Chile coach, Marcelo Bielsa, they have a coach unafraid to gamble, relentlessly, on the forward-thrusting ability of that attack.
Heparin-Sepharose chromatography of medium containing fetal calf serum reduces the ability of that medium to promote growth of smooth muscle cells from fetal pulmonary arteries, suggesting that heparin may remove soluble growth factors in serum.
A state's favoritism or criticism towards certain states may be seen as based on economic considerations, weakening the ability of that state to speak authoritatively about protections and promotion of human rights abroad.
