The phrase "assimilation ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the capacity to absorb or integrate information, skills, or cultural elements.
Example: "Her assimilation ability in learning new languages is impressive, allowing her to communicate fluently in several dialects."
Alternatives: "integration capacity" or "absorption skill".
The low G+C bacteria showing anaerobic glucose assimilation ability were considered responsible for the lactic acid produced anaerobically by this SBR biomass, and M. glycogenica for its high glycogen content.
P. nil could maintain long-term high and stable photosynthetic inorganic carbon assimilation ability even under 0 mM P concentration.
The enhancement of xylose assimilation ability is possibly due to upregulation of the PPP and elimination of the redox imbalance caused by NAD+ reduction by XR and NADPH oxidation by XDH (Kim et al. 2015).
The photosynthetic inorganic carbonic ability of P. tricuspidata was low, so the carbon available for its photosynthesis was adequate and its photosynthetic inorganic carbon assimilation ability was not significantly inhibited.
This was shown by its stable PSII and regulation of CA. L. pampaninii showed no good adaptability to short-term P deficiency stress, but exhibited a long-term tolerance under 0.125 mM P concentration, the photosynthetic inorganic carbon assimilation ability of L. pampaninii was affected by short-term P deficiency stress.
L. pampaninii showed no good adaptability to the short-term P deficiency stress, while L. pampaninii exhibited a long-term tolerance under 0.125 mM P concentration, its photosynthetic inorganic carbon assimilation ability was inhibited when it was under P deficiency stress especially under 0 mM P concentration.
The CMC and PASC assimilation abilities were only moderately increased compared to the control strain.
Public education in the United States has so much to offer students — from social assimilation to the ability to achieve personal and economic success — yet these opportunities are being lost because of high-stakes testing.
On the other hand, the acknowledgment of the nation-state's (growing) internal diversity and sensitivity to the injustice of forced assimilation undermine its ability to continue playing the role it fulfilled in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
The contribution of TAE in PST accumulation is discussed and might result from differences in assimilation and detoxification abilities among individuals.
Socio-cultural factors in addition to poor English ability or assimilation may play an important role in determining early initiation of antenatal care.
