The phrase "ability to point out" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's skill or capacity to identify or highlight something, often in a critical or analytical context.
Example: "Her ability to point out the flaws in the project helped the team improve their final presentation."
Alternatives: "skill in identifying" or "capacity to highlight".
In addition, in a selected group of patients apparently the test has the ability to point out patients that are likely to have PCD.
Akers has the remarkable ability to point out evidence in the biblical texts that is hiding in plain site.
We are accustomed to living with the over-determining structural violences of capitalism, patriarchy, and racism — but we maintain the ability to point out egregious violations within these contexts.
Milan has been impressing the Internet pretty much since he was born with his clear affinity for drumming, his incredible ability to point out U.S. landmarks and the fact taht he's been learning to read since before his first birthday.
"While the Executive Order's definition of 'sanctuary jurisdiction' is narrow, nothing in the Executive Order limits the Department's ability to point out ways that state and local jurisdictions are undermining our lawful system of immigration or to take enforcement action where state or local practices violate federal laws, regulations, or grant conditions," Sessions wrote.
The Index may be important for its ability to point out the extent DVT has on a person's ability to function that has heretofore not necessarily been attributed to previous thrombotic events.
Though he was quick to praise her songwriting abilities (and to point out that he helped her cement a good publishing deal), he spoke about her songs as they played, almost as if they were his own.
To point out the ability of the sensor system for the rapid identification of meat spoilage porcine musculus longissimus dorsi (LD) and musculus semimembranosus (SM) were used as test samples.
That certainly helped, but, in the interest of bursting bubbles, Epstein is quick to point out Woods's ability, at six months old, to stand on his father's palm while the elder Woods walked around the house.
Finally no explicit feature selection strategy was employed, since we want to point out GP's ability to automatically perform an implicit feature selection.
The letter went on to point out that "student abilities in the typical whole group classroom span from four to five years within a class.
