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The phrase "ability to survive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capacity to endure or continue living in challenging conditions.
Example: "The ability to survive in harsh environments is crucial for many species in the wild."
Alternatives: "capacity for survival" or "survival skills".
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This will strengthen the team's ability to survive in Buffalo".
"We are talking about affecting your ability to survive".
Mr. Brandwein expressed no doubt about Israel's ability to survive.
It is famous for its ability to survive storms.
"Her ability to survive outside the hospital is nonexistent," said Jackie Zirbes, a transplant coordinator.
Getting herself out of the relationship was Robinson's "first test of my own ability to survive".
It is these same qualities that will dictate his ability to survive the storm.
It is already becoming clear that their personalities affect their ability to survive habitat change.
But an ability to survive is not enough to make the cut in this garden.
Al Qaeda's ability to "survive" bin Laden is vivid proof of bin Laden's own gifts.
Since it started six years ago, there have been questions about its ability to survive.
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