The phrase "advantage of the ability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of a particular skill or capability.
Example: "The advantage of the ability to communicate effectively cannot be overstated in a professional environment."
Alternatives: "benefit of the skill" or "merit of the capability".
Grätzel is now working on taking advantage of the ability of nanocrystals to dramatically increase the efficiency of solar cells.
The in situ neutron diffraction method takes advantage of the ability of thermal neutrons to penetrate bulk samples.
In addition, the advantage of the ability to accommodate local disturbances in the discrete model has been pointed out.
Some sceptics say certain academies improve their figures by taking advantage of the ability to set their own admissions criteria and so cherrypick more able pupils.
The commission finds that some academies seem to be taking advantage of the ability to set their own admissions criteria by cherrypicking more more able pupils.
Shortwave radio transmissions, capable of reaching around the world, take advantage of the ability of layers in the ionosphere to reflect certain wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation.
So far, however, none of the carmakers has taken advantage of the ability to do remote diagnostics.That is about to change.
In addition, we take advantage of the ability of kinetic codes to describe matter out of the continuum regime when applying large particle mean free paths.
To make this a practically useful design tool, the designer can take advantage of the ability of VHDL to have numerous architectures.
Taking advantage of the ability of frequency multiplication, the frequency tuning range can be wider than the operation bandwidth of the modulator.
The new technology takes advantage of the ability of animals and humans to do something deep within their bodies that plankton and lightning bugs do in the open: glow.
