The phrase "ability of user to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capabilities or skills that a user possesses in relation to a specific task or function.
Example: "The software enhances the ability of the user to navigate complex data sets efficiently."
Alternatives: "user's capability to" or "user's skill in".
Network neutrality protects the ability of users to access the lawful content, applications, and services of their choice.
But the ability of users to identify available transmission links and schedule their use depended on the Web.
We hypothesize that the dynamics of the master manipulator impact the ability of users to make desired movements with the robot.
It also violated some of the key tenets of successful social media, by keeping parents informed of their children's use of the site and by limiting the ability of users to contact each other.
Computation and connectivity has grown beyond the ability of users to identify the scope and meaning of information available to them.
The results show that choices about how a problem is presented can indeed have a large effect on the ability of users to solve the problem.
Pichai's responses to questions about Google's data collection focused on the ability of users to control their privacy concerns, and generally emphasized that Google collects information in order to provide services that users want.
Though funding portals like crowdfunder are explicitly forbidden from giving out investment advice, another factor determining a platform's success will be the ability of users to share investment advice with each other, said chief executive Chance Barnett.
This was demonstrated by investigators at York FaceVar Lab using the Samsung Galaxy range's security system –a face average improved the ability of users to unlock their phones with the front-facing camera.
I believe quite the opposite; classification of social media companies as publishers would severely constrain the ability of users to share and direct view and information, as legislators in the US and the EU have long recognized.
