The phrase "ability to directly detect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to identify or sense something in a straightforward manner.
Example: "The new sensor has the ability to directly detect changes in temperature without any delay."
Alternatives: "capacity to immediately identify" or "capability to directly sense".
The ability to directly detect Ti-2 intermediates was subsequently exploited for a new protein engineering technology called MAD-TRAP (membrane-anchored display for Tat-based recognition of associating proteins).
One of the most spectacular recent advances in all of science has been our ability to directly detect gravitational waves.
These enzymes offer the ability to directly detect 5hmC modifications on a genome wide scale.
The ability to directly detect the HO-pterin by mass spectrometry allowed us to confirm this conclusion with unlabeled substrates at ambient temperatures.
The ability to directly detect α-syn oligomers in vivo offers a powerful tool to elucidate the molecular mechanisms of α-syn mediated neurotoxicity and to examine α-syn based therapies.
Here we coinjected AAVs encoding alpha-synuclein fused to the N- or C-terminal half of VenusYFP in rat substantia nigra pars compacta and describe for the first time a novel viral vector rodent model with the unique ability to directly detect and track alpha synuclein oligomers ex vivo and in vivo.
The ability of NMR to directly detect the α-Al configuration in the as-quenched state is compared and contrasted with XRD.
The zebrafish is a particularly suitable organism for studying light dependent transcription due to the ability of each cell to directly detect light.
Martin Hendry at the University of Glasgow works on several projects designed to directly detect gravitational waves.
Thus, we have the opportunity to directly detect pollen ploidy level at different developmental stages.
To seal the deal, we need to directly detect gravitational waves.
