The phrase "ability to continue playing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or capability to keep participating in a game or activity.
Example: "The athlete's ability to continue playing despite the injury impressed the coaches."
Alternatives: "capacity to keep playing" or "skill to persist in playing".
Shouldn't comfort and habit be trumped by safety and ability to continue playing the game?
While the club, who take on Derbyshire at Trent Bridge, say they are comfortable with the situation, Russell's ability to continue playing cricket around the world while awaiting a disciplinary hearing – and the possibility of a two-year ban – raises questions over the sport's response to such cases.
On the other hand, the acknowledgment of the nation-state's (growing) internal diversity and sensitivity to the injustice of forced assimilation undermine its ability to continue playing the role it fulfilled in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
While we all await the Nintendo Switch, our little gamer antenna twitching (despite my skepticism), the Analogue Nt Mini gives us the ability to continue playing our original nostalgia-laden Nintendo and Famicom cartridges in a completely new console.
Lackey isn't the only player in the American League East questioning the fairness of Rodriguez's ability to continue playing pending his appeal.
Defenders have to be willing to sacrifice everything, including putting their bodies and even their ability to continue playing on the line.
Generally, it takes years to develop the dual ability to concentrate despite distractions and to continue playing hard after falling behind.
"When I left that tournament I really questioned whether I was going to continue playing because I just felt like someone had taken away all the ability I ever had to play the game.
The judiciary will have to continue playing catch-up to increasingly intrusive methods of surveillance unless legislators take the lead on limiting companies' ability to surveil.
