The phrase "ability to find solutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or competencies in problem-solving situations.
Example: "Her ability to find solutions to complex issues makes her an invaluable team member."
Alternatives: "skill in problem-solving" or "capability to resolve issues".
Peers hailed Zerhouni as a solid administrator who had the ability to find solutions where others saw only obstacles.
"We felt he was a wonderful mix of vast experience, an agreeable disposition and an ability to find solutions while keeping in mind the people he has to deal with," Ms. Jacobs said.
I can now step back, change my mental gear to a more settled state and, as if by magic, creativity and the ability to find solutions to problems returns.
Blacks are 12percentt of the population but over 60percentt of the prison population so we have to own up to that fact and we can't hide from it or deny because to do so would undermine our ability to find solutions, and those solutions are not always race based solutions.
Being on the cusp of adulthood while the news is plagued with headlines about mass youth unemployment, escalating house prices and the spiralling age for pensions, we should be filled with dread about our futures, but growing up as part of a liberal generation that has witnessed so much change, I'm optimistic about our ability to find solutions to the dire challenges ahead of us.
Our ability to find solutions to these problems is limited because we lack sufficient understanding of how ungulate species interact with predators, habitat, forage, competing species, and humans at multiple scales from small foraging patches to large regions.
However, since the feature-selection space is of size 2n-1, where n is the number of descriptors, the exact number of ants is not expected to affect the ability of the algorithm to find solutions.
It will enjoy the challenges, such as retrieving a scented article, but the breed's problem-solving ability may lead it to find solutions to problems that are not necessarily rewarded by the obedience judges.
Couple this with the flaccid response from Labour and we are left with a huge question mark over the ability and intelligence of politicians to find solutions to problems that have been with us for years.
A nonlinear example shows that the generalized wavelet-Galerkin method is not only valid to solve nonlinear problems, but also possesses the ability to find new solutions of multi-solution problems.
Mr. Ryan, in his speech accepting the role of Mr. Romney's running mate, touted his ability to reach across the aisle to find solutions that are workable to members of both parties.
