The phrase "ability to personally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to engage or interact on a personal level, often in a professional or social context.
Example: "Her ability to personally connect with clients has greatly improved our customer satisfaction ratings."
Alternatives: "capacity to engage personally" or "skill to interact on a personal level".
That is an economic risk I cannot afford to take, and if airlines cannot guarantee me the ability to personally secure my own belongings, I will fly only for trips that are impossible by other means.
Pierce was driven in his mission by a kind of reckless zeal, praying for the ability to personally experience God's own heartbreak for his most broken people, to take on their suffering — and then gambling that God would somehow make good on Bob Pierce's promises to them.
I was told the former General Counsel either didn't see the harm in rule-breaking or simply did not have the stomach for wrestling with portfolio managers over restrictions on their ability to personally profit at the expense of investors.
The potential privacy issue here is that, unlike Facebook Moments, this would require giving Google the ability to personally identify you in photos and pass this information on to other trusted users.
Real estate has always been a relationship-based business, but today, building your brand and growing your online presence are just as important as your ability to personally connect.
Prisoners are sometimes charged for threatening the President though they lack the ability to personally carry out such a threat.
People are prone to over-consume unhealthy foods because our current food environments exploit biological, psychological, and social and economic vulnerabilities, undermining people's ability to be personally responsible for their food choices.
The Recording Industry of America would rather see America's youth deprived of higher education, forever marring their ability to contribute personally and financially to society — including the arts — so that they may crucify us as examples to our peers.
Combined with data-mining services by which browsers' individual likes, dislikes and purchasing patterns can be relentlessly tracked and analyzed, virtual insertion opens up the ability to shunt personally targeted advertisements over phone lines or cables to Web users and TV viewers.
One of the integrative human capacities to adapt to changes and difficulties in the environment is the cognitive ability to organize personally experienced events in terms of self-reference.
"He did not see himself in terms of celebrity yet barely anyone throughout the world would not recognise his name and that is no small part because of his unique ability to connect personally with people.
