The phrase "ability to partake of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or capability to participate in or consume something, often in a formal or literary context.
Example: "The program enhances the ability to partake of various cultural experiences, enriching the participants' understanding of diversity."
Alternatives: "capacity to engage in" or "ability to participate in".
I've lost the ability to partake of nature directly and so must hitch a ride on Lance's Trek.
By the time the Fourth of July arrived, I had given up on summer, my long hours behind the register having ruined my ability to partake of its pleasures.
Not all that long ago, the ability to partake of public financing was a sign that you had arrived as a serious candidate; today no candidate in his right mind would want to be so constrained.
An individual's perception of their environment, including their ability to partake in physical activity within that environment, has a strong correlation with levels of activity (12, 31, 32).
The Satisfaction Scale for Joint Replacement Arthroplasty consists of 4 questions asking respondents to rate their satisfaction with hip replacement in terms of pain relief, ability to perform activities of daily living (ADLs), ability to partake in leisure activities, and overall satisfaction.
And their ability to partake in discussions relating to fundamental existential issues such as love, sex or death is often subverted by defensive humour.
The ability to partake in like-minded competition by venturing online is particularly precious because the single-player AI will disappoint.
Global harmonization and maximization of accrual could be achieved through a unified international trial, involving the three major collaborative infant ALL study groups and engaging missing nations that have the ability to partake.
She draws him as a pleasure lover who saw through himself, a strangely mature man with an uncanny ability to despise the frivolity of his age yet, unlike Robert, able to partake of it with no apparent psychological conflict.
