The phrase "ability to consider a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to think about or evaluate a particular subject or option.
Example: "Her ability to consider a variety of perspectives makes her an excellent team leader."
Alternatives: "capacity to evaluate a" or "skill to assess a".
That is the headline that underpins our ability to consider a true mobile broadband network.
It has the ability to consider a number of production and manufacturing flexibility-related data.
According to Nick Greenwood, political analyst at Madrid-based financial consultancy AFI, this might limit his ability to consider a negotiated exit or mean greater pressure for an early unilateral declaration of independence.
That's why leaders who expect their groups to pursue their vision or direction are too often restraining the group's ability to consider a rich range of options and choose the best.
"Once it became clear that tech valuations were insane," he said, "it became immensely easy to outperform if you simply asked yourself: Can I get value out of this stock over time?" Managers like Duncan Richardson of the Eaton Vance Tax-Managed Growth fund go a step further, contending that an active manager's ability to consider valuation is a crucial advantage.
The lower read counts in normal samples have limited our ability to consider them in a CC study due to our stringent filtering criteria.
They exhort us not to speak (or even think) rationally, and to them the ability to consider opposing views is a sign of weakness.
And he has the rare ability to consider his projects with a critical eye, even going so far as to point out flaws that a visitor might have overlooked.
Watson has the ability to consider optional approaches to a problem, and even doubt the results.
However, matched-pairs tests (such as Stuart's test [ 30]) are comparatively efficient, particularly because of their ability to consider aligned sequences on a site-by-site basis [ 24].
Forcing religion onto minors is essentially a form of child abuse, which scars their ability to reason and also limits their ability to consider the world in an unbiased manner.
