The phrase "ability to confidently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to perform a task or express themselves with assurance.
Example: "Her ability to confidently present her ideas in meetings has greatly impressed her colleagues."
Alternatives: "capacity to assertively" or "skill to express confidently".
Ecotoxicological data regarding fertilization success are available across the major marine phyla, but there remain uncertainties that impair our ability to confidently interpret and analyse these data.
But his latent ability to confidently shoot and make jump shots provide a glimpse of what progressions team personnel can expect in the coming seasons.
Although the 1000 Genomes Project (1KGP) has offered brief insights into the value of population-level sequencing, the low coverage has compromised the ability to confidently detect rare and low-frequency variants.
The ability to confidently identify direct AR binders, and to derive physiologically relevant measures of intracellular binding affinity, has the potential to expedite the identification of novel and improved AR antagonists for the treatment of CRPC.
But confidence in a market is confidence in the behavior of others: in their willingness to accept paper money, in their ability to confidently leave their deposits in safekeeping, in their willingness to participate in the match in an orderly way.
A study in 2015 from Sussex University enlisted more than 800 participants in Dry January, and found that afterwards, their ability to confidently say no to alcoholic drinks improved, while their consumption of alcohol went down, whether they had succeeded in quitting for the entire month or not.
However, the ability of this approach to confidently reconstruct transmission trees is limited by the knowledge of the genetic diversity of viruses that exist within different epidemiological units.
Key to the success of RH mapping in general and for this study in particular is the ability, for each marker, to confidently distinguish between its presence or absence in each clone of the panel thereby providing the retention profile used for constructing maps.
Most of the time, such content can't be independently verified and given that most attacks on civilians are orchestrated without anyone claiming responsibility for them, the ability of many media outlets to confidently report on the full details is hindered.
A long time interval has thus passed between ceasing raw material extraction and conducting research on natural restoration, so it is possible to confidently evaluate abilities and effects of self-restoration under specific climatic and landscape-geochemical conditions.
