The phrase "ability to keep going" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's perseverance or resilience in the face of challenges or difficulties.
Example: "Her ability to keep going despite the setbacks is truly inspiring."
Alternatives: "capacity to persist" or "strength to continue".
There's something magical about his ability to keep going.
His ability to keep going in tight matches.
THE city of Chicago is proud of its ability to keep going, with gritty determination, through the worst of the nation's weather.
"That is part of the investment in the marriage — the ability to keep going when others would have a cry, at the very least, before they go on.
I seem to have a gusto for life, and while I might see myself as this poor defeated person, I still obviously have this ability to keep going.
"Some people have this ability to keep going, maintain relationships, hold a job down and not give up even though they may be overwhelmed with emotion," says Kerry Ressler, professor of psychiatry and behavioural sciences at Emory University School of Medicine.
Sachin has had the desire, talent, ability and temperament to keep going.
Once resistance is named, you see it for the liar it is, which gives you an alternative: the truth that you have the ability to keep going--far longer than you think you can.
Some applicants with weaker paper credentials have more ability to triumph over adversity, and to keep going when the going gets tough, because they have already learned to do so.
Then I hear that negative voice inside that suggests this is punishment and I would never reach the summit so I began to bargain and plead to keep going, feeling like my ability to conquer "them" was climbing those last 200 feet.
That way, you're more likely to keep going and stay motivated over time, regardless of your ability.
