The phrase "ability to develop their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to create or improve something, often in a professional or educational context.
Example: "The program focuses on enhancing the students' ability to develop their critical thinking skills."
Alternatives: "capacity to cultivate their" or "skill to enhance their".
When iconic venues continually close to make way for unaffordable flats, emerging artists and creatives lose the ability to develop their craft because they only work to survive.
Some child rights advocates claim the orphan care movement, which is largely linked to Pentecostal churches, and the international adoption lobby have misrepresented Uganda's ability to develop their own solutions for neglected children, and the need for western intervention.
In its 2013 travel and tourism competitiveness index, which ranks nations according to their ability to develop their tourism industries, the World Economic Forum ranked Indonesia 70th out of 140 countries.
Perhaps most importantly, workers have the ability to develop their own personalities and brands, an issue that has deeply resonated with me in the past.
In this paper, we focus on small and medium-sized companies (SMEs) and study their ability to develop their own knowledge-capital as well as their role in the formation of larger companies' ones.
Now their own wind tunnel is up and running again, the team are hopeful that it will improve their ability to develop their car, a major flaw of Ferrari's over the last few years.
The training program had positive effects on the teams' abilities to develop their hospital's mission and vision, strategic objectives, and action plan as learning outcomes.
Protecting children is essential to their physical and emotional health, their general well-being, and their ability to develop to their fullest potential.
He played all the kids regardless of ability, worked to develop their skills, and had a good word to say about everyone after every game.
At the same time, their strength within larger firms' innovation networks largely depends on their ability to develop and reinforce their own knowledge-capital.
Although we found no significant difference in mendelian ratios of homozygous mutants for either allele at E9.5, morphologically it was clear that the embryos were dead or extremely growth retarded and their ability to develop corresponded to their Smn levels.
