The phrase "ability of utilising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to make use of something effectively.
Example: "The ability of utilising advanced technology can significantly enhance productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "capacity to utilize" or "skill in using".
For it guaranteed to them the real possibility of utilising their abilities, putting as it did in the hands of labour all those material goods (buildings for meetings, printing presses and so on) lacking which "liberty" remains an empty word and an illusion.
All of these mechanisms have involved robust financial modelling and assessment of our ability to utilise the social investment – we've needed to be confident of our ability to repay the investment, either through income generation or future asset disposals.
The fixation of positively charged residues at position 110 112 in the βF βG loop of VP1 of SAT1 isolates is thought to correlate with the acquisition of the ability to utilise alternative glycosaminoglycan (GAG) molecules for cell entry.
Divergence of the velocity fields was calculated to identify non-2D aspects to the flow revealing a vortex forming on the inner lip of the sidewall demonstrating the devices ability to utilise the volume outside of the extents of the sidewalls to generate power.
Likewise, the ability to utilise GalNAc of the gut mucin may represent both a virulence and fitness factor of particular importance for O 3/4 and reflects its adaptation/association with its host.
The severely limited redundancy in the APS network included the ability to utilise each of two alternative exogenous carbon sources (glucose and mannitol) and either the hpt or gpt gene product as isoenzymes for the guanine phosphoribosyltransferase reaction (see see Additional File 4 for details).
This technique was chosen over other ordination techniques because the data were nonlinear (cf principle components analysis), to avoid the arch effect produced when plotting the major axes of variation (cf correspondence analysis), and because of DCA's ability to utilise binary variables (cf multidimensional scaling) [ 9].
Activity of the microbial community, as represented by phenol degradation potential and ability to utilise a range of substrates, was found to be influenced by the plume.
A strength of our study was the ability to utilise an individually linked indicator of socioeconomic position.
Without the ability to utilise the potential of Area C, the economic space will remain fragmented and stunted.
