The phrase "ability to be interviewed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's qualifications or readiness for an interview situation, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "Her ability to be interviewed effectively has greatly improved her chances of landing a job."
Alternatives: "capacity for interviews" or "interviewing skills".
We excluded patients who lacked the cognitive ability to be interviewed (patients diagnosed with Dementia or Psychotic Disorders on the basis of a medical record review), and patients receiving hospice care, considered "actively dying" or with a diagnosis of a pre-cancerous (in-situ) lesion.
Therefore, potential participants who fit the criteria, and, expressed interest in participating in the study after the initial talk was heard, were asked to undergo a 7-point brief test in order to assess their ability to be interviewed (Katzman et al 1983).
We expect a 30% drop out due to withdrawal or non-ability to be interviewed any more, and 30% due to death.
"One of the areas that we may be coming back to talk to parliament, to talk to government about is the ability to compel individuals to be interviewed," she said, adding: "We have been frustrated by that aspect of our investigation".
And skeptics and supporters of Mr. O'Reilly, who declined to be interviewed, agree that his ability to build on Mr. Derr's work will be crucial.
Furthermore, qualitative interviews were conducted with participants who agreed to be interviewed which precluded the ability for data collection to continue until saturation occurred.
AMC executives declined to be interviewed, citing restrictions on their ability to speak publicly pending a planned stock offering.
Timing of consultations was important, the ability to be flexible and conduct interviews at different locations (places that were convenient for the participants) was important.
(R1) Timing of consultations was important, the ability to be flexible and conduct interviews at different locations (places that were convenient for the participants) was important.
We are invited to give our opinions on whether they have a psychiatric condition that is consistent with the traumas they recount and whether that condition could affect their ability to be coherent and collected during their interview with ICE.
