The phrase "ability of these terrorists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the skills, capabilities, or potential actions of a specific group of terrorists.
Example: "The ability of these terrorists to coordinate attacks has raised concerns among national security agencies."
Alternatives: "capability of these terrorists" or "skills of these terrorists".
You always have to be aware of the advance of technology – which this illustrates – and the ability of these terrorist groups to think outside the box.
"We will continue to work with all of our allies and partners to address the shared threat of terrorism and violent extremism and to degrade and destroy the ability of these terrorist groups to carry out their callous attacks on innocent people," he said in a statement.
But he and other Republicans also said that the important issues to focus on were the intelligence failures, the ability of the terrorists to penetrate the U.S. compound and the specific identities of the attackers.
The Human Rights Campaign, a lesbian and gay civil rights organisation, called for the adoption of commonsense gun violence prevention measures, including limiting access to assault-style rifles, expanding background checks and limiting the ability of suspected terrorists to access guns.
The world is also too unstable, Clinton said, citing the way the global financial crisis cascaded from the United States on down to large and small countries alike, and the ability of Middle Eastern terrorists to leverage technology for operations far from their geographic base.
To the extent Democrats discuss guns at all, it is to reassure voters that they have no desire to restrict the rights of hunters or, for that matter, the ability of fetishists, terrorists, sadists or the otherwise unhinged to acquire vast private stockpiles of arms.
"Last week, House Republicans voted three times to protect the ability of suspected terrorists to continue buying guns," Thompson said.
The Pelosi resolution, which is 439 words long, goes after House leadership for failing to stand up to "a powerful lobby controlled by the gun industry" and ensuring "the ability of suspected terrorists to continue to buy guns".
"The ability of terrorists to do what they did on 9/11 has been greatly curtailed," General Forgues (pronounced forgs) said in an interview at his headquarters here.
