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The phrase "an ability to create" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's skill or talent in generating ideas, art, or other forms of creation.
Example: "Her success as an artist stems from an ability to create captivating pieces that resonate with viewers."
Alternatives: "a talent for creation" or "a skill in generating".
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An entrepreneur's staying power is often determined by an ability to create the kind of hoopla that gets noticed by customers, suppliers, even Wall Street.
This leads to an ability to create an impact".
More than that, he possesses an ability to create plays seemingly from nothing.
Halves have been picked on an ability to tackle rather than an ability to create tries.
"The final factor," he adds, was an ability to create "a flavor reminiscent of the city".
He has an ability to create situations out of tight positions.
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After learning the powerful Shadow Clone Jutsu, an ability to creates physical copies of the user, Naruto becomes a ninja.
She has an innate ability to create an environment where the people in the photographs feel comfortable in their own skin.
"Chris showed an immediate ability to create pictures, make an environment and use the vocabulary with such a facility," Martins said.
Mr. Ohnesorg has an excellent ability to create unique programs focused on a mixture of superb artistry, entertainment and education of the audience.
Neilson added that soaps have a powerful ability to "create a feeling of community".
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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