The phrase "ability to solve a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or competencies in addressing problems or challenges.
Example: "Her ability to solve a complex mathematical problem impressed the entire class."
Alternatives: "capability to address a" or "skill in resolving a".
"You're going to cut down the ability to solve a lot of crimes," Mr. Ferrell said.
For me, that is the proof that I have the ability to solve a real problem.
Students need to first trust in their ability to solve a problem (self-efficacy) and then work towards that goal.
They turn the everyday ability to solve a problem into a rarified practice, limited only to those who self-consciously follow a specialized methodology.
Quantum supremacy is the term that describes a quantum computer's ability to solve a computational task that would be prohibitively difficult for any classical algorithm.
The ability to solve a large number of simulations using FEA gives an advantage in the design optimization with the help of DOE (Design of Experiments).
The ability to solve an inverse problem depends on the quality of the optimisation approach and the relevance of information used to solve the inverse problem.
Despite its ability to solve an array of problems, the slime mold was designed by evolution to solve just one problem: how to build an optimal transport network (for its nutrients).
Your ability to solve an employer's or client's pain is the principal reason they will hire you.
Is it our ability to solve an angle or how well we studied a dictionary?
As parents, we dread the day when our little girl becomes a woman because on every continent, she will be seen more in terms of her sexuality than her ability to solve an equation, write a poem, or lead a room of people.
