"magic ability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a character in a story or a person in real life who has a special power or talent that seems supernatural. For example, "The witch was known for her extraordinary magic ability."
"But it has a magic ability to suck us in and not let us go.
They have this magic ability to find spots, and sometimes they are "good," i.e. you don't have to move the car the next morning.
Ms. Milligan had the magic ability to intertwine her love of music and success at managing investors' money, while at the same time devoting herself to family and friends.
Just as her doomy daughter, Violet, has the magic ability to make herself vanish, because that is what all self-hating teen-agers would love to do, so Helen, with bendy limbs adaptable for both vacuuming and fistfights, is a living joke about society's expectation that women should have it all, or do it all, and never take a break.
You still possessed that magic ability to be exactly where you were: in the moment.
Docter: There's this tendency to think that some people are just born talented, like it's a magic ability.
Connected to my Mac as a DAC, and used in tandem with both the Aero 2 speakers and my Sennheiser HD 598 headphones, the Minx Xi really starts to show off its magic abilities in terms of boosting audio that you might not even have realized could be improved to begin with.
The player can explore the levels in order to find hidden items, which can increase health or magic abilities.
Some characters can utilize psychic-based magic abilities referred to as PSI, which includes stronger attacks and healing abilities, and require PP to execute.
When the Vanir develop these new magic abilities, synonymous to any technological advancement, the Æsir feel forced to start a brutal war.
Nonetheless, if someone gets money out of someone else based on a promise of psychic or magic abilities, it is treated in law as fraud.
