"exceed the ability of" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to go beyond or surpass the capabilities or limitations of someone or something. Example: The tasks assigned to the new employee exceeded her ability and caused her to feel overwhelmed and stressed.
Over time, therefore, population would exceed the ability of the land to support it.
Fricker said industry experts also believed the demand for insulation would exceed the ability of Australian manufacturers to maintain supply, and the rollout was too quick to allow authorities to perform adequate quality checks.
The rate of change will exceed the ability of many species to adapt.
Increasingly the mechanisms hypothesized involve non-sequential organization of non-linear operations and so exceed the ability of researchers to mentally rehearse their behavior.
When thermal changes exceed the ability of fish to adjust, energy supply is predominantly directed to fuel essential maintenance costs at the expense of growth and reproduction.
The additional pixel density makes an instantly observable difference, even if it should technically exceed the ability of the human eye to discern, if you buy the rhetoric around the original Retina display tech.
While a computer can emulate, and in some ways exceed, the abilities of a human teacher, it will not replace her.
"The derivatives dealers' demands for liquidity far exceed what the markets can provide on difficult days, and may exceed the abilities of the central banks to maintain orderly conditions".
However, the performance requirements on TPCs for future high-energy physics experiments greatly exceed the abilities of traditional TPCs read out by multi-wire proportional chambers (MWPCs).
However, the performance requirements on TPC for new high-rate particle experiments greatly exceed the abilities of traditional TPC readout by multi-wire proportional chamber (MWPC).
According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a four-degree rise "would pose dangers that might exceed the abilities of societies to adapt, including crop failures, drastic sea-level rise, migration of diseases, and extinctions of ecosystems".
