The phrase "ability to practise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capacity to perform a particular activity or profession, especially in contexts related to training or professional practice.
Example: "Her ability to practise medicine effectively has earned her a great reputation in the community."
Alternatives: "capacity to perform" or "skill to execute".
While the investigation continues, it could impose restrictions on her ability to practise.
All three pilots had been denied the ability to practise their skills, because the plane was usually the one doing the flying.
When our people were put on missions, we were robbed of our ability to practise culture, sustain a healthy lifestyle and our economies were broken down.
But he is intelligent, charming and witty; he has led an organisation with 30m-35m followers; and he has shown an ability to practise the arts of politics—sometimes dallying with Miss Megawati, whose disdain for deal-making was her undoing this week, sometimes with others.
His drive and his ability to practise every single day is just phenomenal.
However, the panel said the nurses' ability to practise had been impaired.
Experienced COs undertake a 3-year degree in a specific field but retain their abilities to practise in all specialties, for example, the ability to carry out caesarian sections out of hours.
A skill is the ability to do something well because we've practised it.
Such patients are known to be highly reactive to depressed mood and to react to small mood shifts with impaired problem solving (Williams, Barnhofer, Crane, & Beck, 2005), and we were concerned that this pattern might undermine the ability or motivation to practise mindfulness.
"It was about transferring what we've been practising and working on out in the middle and trusting our ability to do that, especially with the bat.
In both government-funded and employer-paid systems, HRM practices must be developed in order to find the appropriate balance of workforce supply and the ability of those practitioners to practise effectively and efficiently.
