The phrase "ability to socialize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's social skills or capacity to interact with others effectively.
Example: "Her ability to socialize with diverse groups of people makes her an excellent candidate for the role in public relations."
Alternatives: "social skills" or "capacity for social interaction."
Vivian Q., 14, from Marlboro, N.J., writes that her generation is becoming so addicted to socializing online that it is losing its ability to socialize in person: In a world full of e-mail notifications, beeping phones and Facebook posts, we become entangled, like flies in this web of social media and technology.
The bus has changed her life, she says, giving her independence, control over her time and the ability to socialize.
The leader of the eruv group, Chaim Book, said he moved here because "we like the ability to socialize and interact with people other than us".
Still, Mr. Murtha said he thought any flagging of interest among millennials was more likely attributable to their shaky finances than to their ability "to socialize from their bedrooms, so they don't need transportation to the mall".
The usually insular Paris Opéra Ballet hoped that Millepied, noted for his distinctive choreography as well as his ability to socialize with art patrons, would be able to reinvigorate the company.
Rather, my reference here is to the well-documented phenomenon of today's youth being digital natives: that is, their ability to socialize, communicate and learn both virtually and physically.
The proposed revisions, which would take effect in 2013, are likely to have practical implications for those who would once have qualified for services that experts say can improve an individual's abilities to socialize, learn and ultimately live independently.
It is too soon to tell what kind of restrictions Mr. Ai may face on his ability to work, socialize or communicate with the outside world.
In addition, 70 80% of patients reported improvements in their ability to work, socialize and enjoy life.[ 75] The fentanyl buccal soluble film (FBSF) Onsolis™ was developed by Meda Pharmaceuticals Inc. and utilizes BioErodible MucoAdhesive (BEMA™) technology (BioDelivery Sciences International).
But slowly my ability and desire to socialize began to erode.
It affects children's physical and mental health, and impairs their ability to learn and to socialize.
