"conspicuous ability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: He is extremely talented and his conspicuous ability to solve difficult mathematical equations is remarkable.
Commended for his "conspicuous skill, ability and energy" and fostering "mutual confidence and goodwill between the Allied forces", Wells was recommended for the Distinguished Service Order, but was subsequently appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire for his services in Greece.
Skeletal muscle has a conspicuous regenerative ability and relatively large injuries can be repaired in a few weeks.
In a league dominated by a small number of franchises, most from the larger markets, the Spurs of South Texas have been conspicuous in their ability to contend over an extended period without glitz or hype.
But what if you have rounded up a star-crammed cast, as the director Peter Hunt has, of performers whose most conspicuous gift is an ability to convey emotional sincerity through music, to turn a song into confessional conversation?
At Columbia University, where every student is required to pass a core curriculum with an average of 200 to 300 pages of reading each week, professors have been discussing how to deal with the conspicuous change in students' ability to get through their assignments.
At no time was that ability more conspicuous or more useful than when it was most needed, — during the time of war.
The researchers note in their paper that the ravens' performance bore "conspicuous similarities" to the abilities of great apes in similar tasks.
In his Historic Families of Kentucky (1889), historian and genealogist Thomas Marshall Green said of Jones: "Gabriel Jones rose rapidly in his profession; in attainments he was second to no man at the colonial bar; in native ability he was conspicuous among those who stood in the first rank".
Post a list of your good qualities and abilities in a conspicuous place.
