The phrase "an upgraded ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a skill or capability that has been improved or enhanced in some way.
Example: "After completing the training program, she demonstrated an upgraded ability to analyze complex data sets."
Alternatives: "an enhanced skill" or "an improved capability."
To demonstrate the further upgrading ability of CAPRI process after the thermal upgrading by THAI as obtained in the laboratory, the Petrobank Energy and Resource Ltd. successfully implemented a pilot field trial of the THAI CAPRI™ process at Whitesands near Conklin, Alberta, Canada (Petrobank 2010a, b).
You're able to level up each skill you use in battle and move up to a more advanced class, upgrading abilities and gear as you go along.
Intuitive just announced a new, higher-end da Vinci, which has four arms standard, enhanced high-definition stereo visualization, an upgraded surgical console and the ability to add a second console for an assistant surgeon or student.
Bell returned a further study, delivered on 4 January 1956, that demonstrated the need to intercept the incoming warheads at 100 mile altitude, and suggested that this was within the abilities of an upgraded version of the Nike Hercules missile.
On the technology front, LinkedIn has upgraded the ability to view SlideShare content in the Update Stream.
The filtering tool has also been given an upgrade, with the ability to select for broadcasts that are interactive, with co-streams or those that feature Microsoft's "Faster than Light (FTL)" technology.
The site is also giving its photo slideshows an upgrade, with the ability to pan across high-res photos of all the action shots and do deep zooms on Lindsey Vonn's boot buckle.
The U.S. is in the process of upgrading its ability to shoot down an incoming missile.
1.18pm: You can start a career as a legend like John Madden, upgrading your abilities on the way and improving your legacy score, which will get you into the NFL Hall of Fame - it's all about personal development in the sport.
Community colleges attract traditional aged students who like the convenience and low cost, workers who have lost their jobs or fear losing them, veterans who need a new start in civilian life, and those who want to upgrade their ability to survive in this tough economy.
