The phrase "ability to time" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a skill related to timing, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "His ability to time his responses perfectly during negotiations impressed everyone."
Alternatives: "skill in timing" or "timing ability".
Parkinson's disease can impair our ability to time intervals of a few seconds, for instance, but leave split-second timing intact.
Like timing the stock market or predicting next year's weather, the ability to time the next recession is generally held to exceed the limits of human -- or machine -- intelligence.
Her organisation skills, ability to time manage and deliver on outcomes are second to none.
He is a natural athlete with a keen eye and is blessed with an innate ability to time the ball.
"Most guys aren't used to seeing someone come in and step over them," Edwards, a 6-foot-7-inch junior, said of his ability to time his blocks.
The Amazons of the world expect quite a lot of their employees, from technical ability to time spent at the office.
Players survive on such skills, on the ability to time-travel and craft an approach, a story.
And these receivers are embedded in many scientific instruments – in radio-telescopes, in seismometers, in detectors that do all sorts of things across research – and they use this time-keeping ability to time-stamp data that they generate with nanosecond accuracy.
One compelling feature for TV Tune-In is the ability to time-shift interactions and commentary in case you aren't watching a show live.
"VOD platforms... provide the ability to time-shift to homes that don't have the equipment.
One crucial aspect of exopolitics is the role of the public US military function, DARPA, which apparently has been concealing the ability to time-travel and teleport for the past 40 years.
