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The phrase "jeopardises your ability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing situations or actions that may put someone's skills or capabilities at risk.
Example: "Failing to practice regularly jeopardises your ability to perform well in competitions."
Alternatives: "threatens your capability" or "endangers your skills.".
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"Here we have a new technology that absolutely jeopardises your ability to express your emotion," said Ms Fisher, "there is no more subtle inflection of the voice".
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"If that jeopardises your position within the team, you're naturally going to hide it.
So don't let your key people jeopardise your dreams.
"You don't want to jeopardise your chances.
Or is there a more gratifying solution that won't jeopardise your reputation (or legal standing)?
You're at school to learn and achieve, not to jeopardise your learning by trying to earn some petty cash.
It is essential that action is not taken which jeopardises the ability of the BBC to meet its purposes".
The distress young people experience after cancer treatment seriously jeopardises their ability to move into well-functioning adulthood.
You question your ability".
They respect your ability.
Be confident in your ability.
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