The phrase "aptitude to" is not proper English.
A better phrase to use would be "aptitude for". For example, "She has an aptitude for mathematics."
These differences do not affect one's ability or aptitude to speak any particular language.
Many family doctors lack the desire or the aptitude to manage large budgets.
I just don't think they have aptitude to win a Formula One race".
Two years ago Moss argued women did not have the mental aptitude to compete in motorsport.
The finalists bring a range of experience and aptitude to the competition.
"He's interviewing chimpanzees to see if any have the aptitude to learn sign language".
"They have to have the aptitude to be in the camp," said Sessa.
We don't want every single college grad with mathematical aptitude to become a derivatives trader.
For decades new employees have been selected on the basis of their aptitude to mindlessly obey superiors.
Former racing driver Sir Stirling Moss believes women lack the "mental aptitude" to race in Formula One.
Even though it will be difficult for Aptitude to win from an outside post, it will not be impossible.
