The phrase "ability to detect any" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to identify or recognize something without limitations.
Example: "The new software has the ability to detect any anomalies in the data set."
Alternatives: "capacity to identify any" or "capability to recognize any".
Critics mistake their ability to detect any scintilla of personal traits in a director — even ones that fall short of style and offer only the thinnest of substance — as a mark of artistry.
"It's my belief, based on all my experiences -- as mayor, as a U.S. marshal and as a police officer for most of my life -- that it's time we strengthen our ability to detect any kind of metal, whether it be guns or knives, so those metal detectors have to go up," he said.
This ability to detect any amount of radiation is a double-edged sword.
The small sample limited tests of ability to detect any improvement or worsening (since most of the sample reported no change on the sPGA).
High-performance size exclusion chromatography (HPSEC), especially with organic carbon detector (OCD), has proved to be an attractive option for NOM characterization, due to its ease of operation, its ability to detect any type of organic carbon bonded species, and also its simplicity of sample preparation and requirement for minimal sample volume (Lai et al. 2015; Hidayah et al. 2016).
While most states changed their renewal period, in-person renewal requirements, and vision testing requirements for some or all drivers at some point during the study period, there were few changes in requirements for drivers to pass a knowledge test or on-road driving test, which substantially limited the study's ability to detect any possible impact of these policies.
Jesse's callowness has only grown in middle age, as has Celine's ability to detect a slight in any compliment.
This likely negated any ability to detect a difference but does not mean that screening and referral were ineffective since, unlike our results, IPV-identified women in both groups exhibited long-term reductions in IPV recurrence (21)." [ 60], p. 897.
Any over-reporting would decrease our ability to detect a difference in screening rates.
"The ability to detect a lie and the ability to lie successfully are completely unrelated," he says.
For compliance it is necessary to have a comprehensive understanding of the possible spread, fate and impacts of any leaked CO2, and also the ability to detect and quantify any leakage.
