The phrase "ability to detect in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capacity to identify or recognize something within a specific context or environment.
Example: "The software's ability to detect in real-time is crucial for monitoring system performance."
Alternatives: "capacity to identify in" or "skill to recognize in".
In addition, somebody - probably bin Laden himself - has an eerie ability to detect in what the US thinks of as its strengths - from its close-packed, towering skyscrapers to its 'quickie' flying academies - lethal weaknesses.
Studying the effects of such selection would require more complex simulations than those reported here, but they would likely reduce the ability to detect, in whole-genome analyses, SNPs with large effects near the QTL.
The optimised biosensor when implanted into the striatum of a freely moving rat successfully detected local perfusions of choline demonstrating the sensors ability to detect choline in-vivo.
With the emergence of continuous CO monitors, the ability to detect changes in CO, in addition to its absolute value, has gained interest.
Molecular phylogenetic techniques take advantage of developments in our ability to detect variation in DNA, effectively increasing the resolution available in comparison with morphological or phenotypic variation.
The ability to detect defects in rail, and in particular surface defects such as gauge corner cracking, is essential.
An additional advantage of the reaction cell is found in its ability to detect cyanide in turbid solutions.
Capnographic waveform analysis is relatively new and is, as yet, unproven in its ability to detect changes in the airway of the asthmatic patient.
CT and MRI are limited in their ability to detect metastases in normal or minimally enlarged lymph nodes.
These potential methodological weaknesses did not, however, influence our ability to detect changes in the mechanical threshold in inflammation.
The validity, feasibility, and ability to detect changes in depressive symptoms has been supported in several studies [ 27- 29].
