The phrase "and ability to solve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or competencies, particularly in problem-solving contexts.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated strong analytical skills and ability to solve complex issues during the interview."
Alternatives: "and problem-solving skills" or "and capacity to resolve".
And it also improved my crativity and ability to solve puzzles.
The research tried to study and analyze the traditional architecture to diagnose its importance and ability to solve contemporary problems.
The main property of the method is in its flexibility and ability to solve nonlinear equations accurately and conveniently.
The children's level of math achievement was measured with tests of their knowledge of arithmetic facts and ability to solve math word problems.
Genetic Algorithms (GAs) have shown great potential and ability to solve complex problems of optimization in diverse industrial fields, including chemical engineering process.
GA is finding popularity as design tools because of its versatility, intuitiveness and ability to solve highly non-linear, mixed integer optimization problems.
Open emotional sharing through behaviour, words and communication and the ability to solve problems and conflicts have been found to constitute a basic foundation in healthy and resilient families (Black and Lobo, 2008).
Their qualifications included a familiarity with Western countries and the ability to solve complex problems and work independently.
External motivators sticks and carrots can be devastating, crippling our creativity and our ability to solve problems.
The ergonomic education group that had a high work ability at baseline may have increased their knowledge and practical ability to solve ergonomic problems at work and increased their self-management of pain in work situations.
And Frey maintains that "a good knowledge of chemistry and the ability to solve problems" will continue to be the most important elements in the chemist's toolkit.
