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The phrase "an unsurpassed ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a skill or talent that is unmatched or superior to others.
Example: "Her unsurpassed ability to solve complex problems quickly made her an invaluable asset to the team."
Alternatives: "an unparalleled skill" or "a matchless talent".
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This is a region with an unsurpassed ability to export wars and recessions.
Horsehair's unique qualities — it's incredibly elastic, soft yet strong, and has an unsurpassed ability to absorb moisture — make it an ideal material for mattresses.
While it is true that celebrity megaconcerts will not end global poverty, celebrities have an unsurpassed ability to focus public attention, especially that of young people, on the world's poorest citizens.
Because pinot noir is such a transparent grape, with an unsurpassed ability to express a sense of place in the wines, it might be reasonable to assume that the place where the grapes are grown dictates the character of the wine.
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"He had a unique and unsurpassed ability to identify conceptual distinctions that organized and illuminated previously obscure questions," Professor Kraus said.
And they have a leader on the court of unsurpassed ability and stamina and will.
Why? Balanchine's supremacy, as with that of Shakespeare or Mozart, lies in his unsurpassed ability to tap the theatrical and expressive qualities of ballet itself.
There is surprising agreement among many liberals and conservatives that the Federal Government, with its unsurpassed ability to raise and redistribute money, should take special responsibility for welfare measures and leave service programs to the states.
Computed tomography (CT) is used to evaluate the human tracheobronchial tree because of its unsurpassed ability to visualize the airway and surrounding structures.
The model developed in this study uses the unsurpassed abilities of the Human Visual System (HVS) to superimpose and integrate complex information presented in individual frames, using the mechanism of trans-saccadic memory.
As a novelist, Tolstoy was an unsurpassed observer.
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