The phrase "ability to express their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to communicate thoughts, feelings, or ideas effectively.
Example: "The workshop aims to enhance the participants' ability to express their creativity through various art forms."
Alternatives: "capacity to convey their" or "skill to articulate their".
"People said 'it's OK to have an opinion, as long as you don't express that opinion.' If you stifle people's ability to express their opinions, we're violating the foundations of freedom of expression in our country".
He said long-term loving relationships should be respected as well as a person's ability to express their religious beliefs.
What sets Hungarian-Ukrainians apart is the ability to express their discontent in ethnic terms, and the presence of a neighbouring government interested in exploiting it.
Animal welfare campaigners would like to see them abolished too, saying they barely make a difference to the birds' ability to express their natural behaviour and live free from stress.
But most important, the filmmakers have found children whose stories are gripping and who have the ability to express their feelings so strongly that they are compelling camera subjects.
As a result, children with autism are often been labeled as lacking the ability to express their emotion.
There is far more good going for them in terms of their open-mindedness, their ability to express themselves, their understanding and acceptance of liberal ideas and sexuality.
In this dynamic, the supervisor should have greater knowledge and thus their handling of this position influences the student/teacher relationship; the form of language used, their ability to express themselves, their skills set, posture and attitudes when conducting meetings and managing adverse factors are closely related to the success of supervision [ 18, 19].
The teachings focused on children's self-regulation skills, including emotional control and the capacity to pay attention, as well as their ability to express kindness to their classmates and strangers.
The ability of Christians to express their faith in public is not threatened by secularism - quite the opposite.
Citron's 2014 book, "Hate Crimes in Cyberspace," contends that, because such behavior disproportionately affects women and minorities — damaging their ability to express themselves in public, their employment prospects, and their sense of personal safety — the legal system must treat it as a violation of their civil rights.
