The phrase "ability to read his" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to comprehend written material, particularly in reference to a male individual.
Example: "The teacher assessed the student's ability to read his assignments thoroughly."
Alternatives: "capacity to understand his" or "skill in reading his".
Machida's ability to read his opponent and find their weaknesses is amazing, testing their defences to find a way in and then choosing the most suitable strike for the job.
The players did not discuss Manuel's tactical decisions from inning to inning, but his steady, calming influence and his ability to read his team and intervene at the right moment.
When she was written about, reporters invariably leaned on stock phrases about her appearance, her outfits, her loyalty and access to Trump, her ability to read his moods, her stint as a model, and her upbringing in Greenwich, Connecticut.
With his ability to read his followers, he has magnetized them and their loyalty in a way that no amount of pointing out lies or potentially criminal behavior will weaken.
In the episode, the company tech support employee gives Michael Scott Steve Carelll) the ability to read his employees' emails, causing him to find out that Jim Halpert John Krasinskiis is throwing a party that Michael was not invited to.
Soon, she began spending more time with him, appreciating everything from his talent for fixing a clogged drain to his ability to read her moods, even when she tried to hide them.
Yet the boy demonstrated a remarkable ability to read and his teacher discovered that he recited along with the television commercials, "reading" the words as they flashed across the screen "Sesame Street" fastened on this, proved its usefulness, and regularly uses this method.
On that subject, the Metro Stars speak effusively of Kaufmann, his calm, his ability to read the game, his willing muscularity for a small player.
Rondo has three unique strengths: his ability to read the game, his speed and the way he can combine the two qualities.
His timing, aggression and ability to read shooters reassured his teammates and impressed fourth-year Royal Coach Kevin Corley.
But because his blessings also include arm strength, precision accuracy and the ability to read coverages — and his name isn't Tim Tebow — many newcomers to the game find nothing inspiring about the guy.
