The phrase "ability to prepare an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or competencies related to preparation, typically in a professional or academic context.
Example: "Her ability to prepare an effective presentation has greatly impressed the team."
Alternatives: "capability to create a" or "skill in developing an".
For £3 for each exam, members can sit housewife proficiency tests and are graded on their baking skills, their ability to prepare a cold meal, making preserves and jams, flower arranging and presenting garden produce.
The largest increases were observed for the ability to prepare a poster presentation (45.2% increase), to apply principles of research ethics (38.4% increase), and to collect data (36.4%).
Instrumental activities of daily living include the ability to prepare a balanced meal, remember appointments, keep financial records and take medications as prescribed [ 47].
The three most notable increases were for the ability to prepare a poster presentation (45.2% increase), to discuss research at a graduate school interview (34.4% increase), and to select an appropriate data analysis strategy (34.0% increase).
The decreased ability to prepare a meal, which may adversely affect an elderly patient's ability to ensure sufficient nourishment, has been cited as one of the earliest signs of mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a pre-Alzheimer disease condition (Borrie et al 2003).
For example, the ability to prepare a meal may be affected by arthritis as well as by vision and, if the questionnaire does not specifically ask the respondent to consider only the effects of their vision on a task, co-morbidity may confound the scores and make results difficult to interpret.
Only 41 biopsy specimens (36%) from 31 patients (44.3%) complied with the prerequisite criteria for agar clonogenic assessment, namely: (a) the confirmed presence of malignant cells in the biopsy, (b) the ability to prepare a single-cell suspension, and (c) adequate viable cell numbers for assay.
23 Although financial capability remains as a significant factor influencing emergency preparedness, the study participants perceived limited resources and ability to prepare as a contributor for a very small proportion (<15%) of poor preparedness outcomes.
The ability to prepare for an action improves the speed and accuracy of its performance.
It has been argued that he so strongly promoted athleticism because he was alarmed by the physical fitness of French youth and questioned their ability to prepare for a future strike against Germany.
