The phrase "above-average ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who possesses skills or talents that exceed the norm or average level in a particular area.
Example: "Her above-average ability in mathematics allowed her to excel in advanced courses."
Alternatives: "superior skill" or "exceptional talent."
"We think we have above-average ability to score runs," Baird said, "but a below-average bullpen.
About 80-90% of drivers believe they have above-average ability, and the more skilled we believe we are at something, the less likely it is to be true.
Even though tech workspaces are more likely to be open-plan, a design that's often seen as a distracting productivity-killer, tech workers in our survey reported an above-average ability to focus.
She said that I seemed to have an above-average ability to meet girls, although I did not tell her that I had slightly exaggerated on my form, and that I had not really seen 17 women in the last three months.
Given asymmetric information between firms regarding the true productivity of workers, training firms can exploit their informational advantage by retaining the most talented apprentices with above-average ability compared to those available on the external labour market and simultaneously pay them the average market wage (cf. Autor 2001, Cappelli 2004, Lange 2007).
The idea is that everyone has the potential to become morally exemplary, but, in real life, the capacity to make competent and morally justifiable political judgments varies among people, and an important task of the political system is to identify those with above-average ability.
Gifted persons' above-average abilities often make it difficult for them to share their interests and to interact with others reciprocally, causing problems in social and emotional development.
Of the thousands of leaders with whom we've worked, the vast majority possess an above average ability to focus.
Gattis a generation before Arturo would have been familiar with physical and psychological suffering and that above average ability to withstand such traumas seems to have becomes genetic.
People of above average ability want to show that they are a cut above the riff-raff, and are willing to pay for it.So far, so simple.
