The phrase "ability to isolate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capacity to separate or distinguish something from others, often in a scientific or analytical context.
Example: "The scientist's ability to isolate variables in the experiment was crucial for obtaining accurate results."
Alternatives: "capacity to separate" or "skill in distinguishing".
The advantage of QCT for the measurement of bone densities is the ability to isolate an area of interest from surrounding tissues.
McEwan's brilliance as a novelist lies in his ability to isolate discrete moments in a life and invest them with indelible significance: the supermarket scene of The Child in Time, the balloon disaster of Enduring Love.
Danielle Tarantolo, another former clerk, said that Sotomayor has an unusual ability to isolate the "pressure points" of a case.
(It's no easy feat to embody the desperation we feel in the fever of love's ability to isolate us from the beloved.
Even enumerating them in the plural is a little silly, because it implies the ability to isolate them as singular events or things.
Their skepticism and their ability to isolate practical truths enable them to provide rich humor and incisive perspective as they redefine issues and question basic assumptions.
We live in a globalized economy and trade links greatly complicate our ability to isolate environmental performance to the nation state.
Carlos Torres: Smart -- smart metering is information right and the ability to isolate remotely the new technology now this allows you to isolate remotely.
The novelty of the proposed method is in its simplicity as well as its ability to isolate portions of the pressure-decay data affected by experimental fluctuations.
This ability to isolate carriers in spin-valley coupled structures may make WSe2 a promising candidate for future spintronics, valleytronics and optical devices.
The ability to isolate and expand regulatory T-cell populations with immune suppressive activity will enable new forms of adoptive immunotherapy that may achieve this long held dream.
