The phrase "ability to exploit a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to take advantage of a particular situation, resource, or opportunity.
Example: "The company's ability to exploit a competitive advantage has led to its rapid growth in the market."
Alternatives: "capacity to leverage a" or "skill to utilize a".
Even restricted rights can be attractive, like the ability to exploit a single resource or engage in some other lucrative activity.
This ability to exploit a temporally and spatially unpredictable resource is facilitated by birds' reproductive readiness and still unknown mechanisms of navigation.
The first sign of the cinematic sensation's ability to exploit a niche came in 1985 when he was part of the Wealdstone side that made canny use of administrative tinkering.
His genius, frequently noted, lies in his ability to exploit a longing most of us feel to elevate our ordinary bourgeois existence and adapt it, at least superficially, to resemble the more seductive contours of our social betters.
We knew many things about the Uruguayan, from his ability to exploit a yard of space to his propensity to fall to earth like an extra shot in a bad Western.
The key issue here is who has the ability to exploit a source when it's needed.
She grinned like a Cheshire cat for the paparazzi in her hot-pink tracksuits, because she already knew something that many people did not: that the concept of celebrity in the digital era was shifting, and that the new aristocracy would be determined not by talent or tastefulness but by the ability to exploit attention (a lesson that another hotel dynasty has mastered all too well).
It is proven that the operation of the solar still-storage tank system is advantageous over the still itself regarding production quantity, distribution, rate pattern with the ability to exploit in an optimum way available heat sources nearby such as waste heat, geothermal energy, conventional heat, etc.
Nathan was an entrepreneur, a man with business acumen, an ability to exploit photo opportunities - and a hatred of injustice and suffering.
Although his organisation Rainbow/PUSH fights on issues including universal healthcare, decent housing and a living wage, for some he's a hothead given to overblown pronouncements and a disquieting ability to exploit the cameras during a crisis (or vice versa).
These genes are expressed during infective life stages, and contribute to nematode's ability to exploit plants as a food source.
