"role and ability" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as, "The teacher was able to bring out the students' role and ability in the project."
Maybe a Dr. Phil show to come? A. Although the family situations vary, DebbieNJ, NYCMom, sliebers, Bretseker and LCT (who e-mailed me) have several common concerns about their role and ability to provide 24-hour care at home as a family member becomes frail.
Here we address the rarely considered significance of 8-oxoG, such as its optimal levels in DNA and RNA under a given condition, essentiality for normal cellular physiology, evolutionary role, and ability to soften the effects of oxidative stress in DNA, and the harmful consequences of its repair, as well as its importance in transcriptional initiation and chromatin relaxation.
These categories pointed to system, clinic, and provider level factors that impacted BHP's role and ability to implement CCC.
However, patients' perceptions of their role and ability to influence the condition and perform self-care are also important.
The NP's knowledge and understanding of the role and ability to explain it to others contributed to the team's appreciation for how the NP would function.
There have been some previous literatures related to the role and ability of vitamin E or its derivatives to reduce stress and gastric lesions.
Understand your supporting role and abilities.
to investigate and assess Chinese midwives' views of their roles and ability to practice in a proposed midwife-led normal birth unit (MNBU).
The plethora of entities he has created--legally distinct but fuzzy in other regards--provides clues to his enmeshed roles and ability to deny wrongdoing.
They're all strong, though Bioh (who also starred in his play Neighbors at the Public) is especially hilarious as Minnie and the handsome, intelligent Myers is truly impressive in his various roles and ability to switch styles of acting at the drop of a hat.
This study underlines need to improve and support professionals' understanding of trained interpreters' roles, and ability to access and work with them effectively, including reducing mistranslation (Bischoff et al, 2003; Kai et al, 2006).
