The phrase "ability to transform their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to change or alter something, often in a personal or professional context.
Example: "The team's ability to transform their approach to problem-solving has led to significant improvements in efficiency."
Alternatives: "capacity to change their" or "skill to modify their".
Yet questions remained over the Lib Dems' ability to transform their bounce into votes.
What makes football, warfare and music so powerful is their ability to transform their participants (and spectators) into primal, squealing beasts, with one flash of a fretboard, footy boot, or firearm.
With his customary chutzpah and some artful media management, he made it through the day in one piece, with the help of a distractionary but welcome fizzy drink tax, a few giveaways, most disgracefully for executives with the ability to transform their income into capital gains, and a disruptive revolution in governance for England's unfortunate primary schools.
Their ability to transform their idea from an individual conceit to a common cause is the key to social transformation.
Jscrambler gives companies the ability to transform their JavaScript apps so they are able to conceal the logic in the code.
From Matthew McConaughey's 40-pound weight loss for "Dallas Buyers Club" to Bradley Cooper's 40-pound weight gain for "American Sniper," celebrities have the ability to transform their bodies in order to portray certain characters.
Robotic in nature, each Transformer has the ability to transform from their robot mode to an alternate form, such as a tank or jet.
Importantly, the redox state of the cells also affects the ability to transform PEDs to their active quinone form.
The "extraordinary ability" of the cuttlefish to transform their skin to match any surface so good they looked like Hollywood computer graphics.
The ability of ordinary citizens to transform their societies has soared with the spread of democracy in the last 15 years, and so has the recognition among project sponsors that spotting these innovators early and financing their work is a cost-effective way to improve lives.
What saves underprivileged children from being crushed by their environment is the ability to transform the world with their own imaginative vision, but Kelman won't allow Kieron to overstep his linguistic limits, nor does he grant him much imagination: "Parks were on the other side of the river.
