The phrase "affirming the ability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognition or validation of someone's skills or capabilities.
Example: "The report is focused on affirming the ability of the team to meet project deadlines consistently."
Alternatives: "validating the capability of" or "recognizing the skill of".
It also affirmed the ability of law enforcement authorities to rifle through social media posts for evidence.
In a resolution passed by the General Convention in 1982, the Church affirmed the ability of God to create in any form and fashion, which would include evolution".
The decision affirmed the ability of states to disenfranchise criminals in whatever way they saw fit.
Appropriately, the Roberts Court earlier affirmed the ability of a truly religious organization, such as a church or its immediate auxiliaries to select their own ministers or spiritual personnel.
Each girl develops and implements projects in her own community, demonstrating and affirming the leadership abilities of adolescent girls.
Furthermore, recruitment of Ku70 to laser microirradiation-induced DNA damage sites was severely impaired upon siRNA-mediated ablation of SMAR1 (Supplementary Figures S3a and b), which further affirms that SMAR1 affects the ability of Ku70 to bind DSB sites.
However, Eder incorrectly recalls a scene from "The English Patient" in which the examination of the frescoes in a darkened church affirms the ability to "fly above war's destruction".
We have a real opportunity right now to stand with LGBTI people for human rights and human dignity, for a happier, healthier country by affirming the equality of people of all races, religions, genders, ages, abilities and sexualities.
This would demonstrate middle powers' ability to set the official agenda, instead of simply affirming the list of priorities that emanates from Geneva and New York.
