'translating ability' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it anytime you are referring to someone's ability to translate language from one to another. For example: "Joe has impressive translating ability; he can speak three languages fluently."
But translating that ability to move vast armies over huge distances by sea doesn't translate very easily back into power on land.
Still, Hoffman said he was most concerned about "translating" his abilities into a new environment.
Underrepresentation appears to be a problem of translating URMs' abilities and interests into persistence.
Conceptual ability, translated by an ability to understand the SME as an open system, was mentioned by EA, EB and EF owner-managers and supported by Filion (1996)).
23 OBITUARIES 21 Elwood Perry A fisherman who translated his ability to catch fish into a lucrative business, he was 90.
"Where does your eye go and translate the ability to connect or see or enjoy or be confused by this variety of ways of expressing through the body".
Many newspapermen dream of writing novels; most fail, while a lucky few have managed to translate their ability to tell a story with clear, simple prose into bona fide beach reads.
Dr Wood has not yet translated that ability into an on-board navigation system, but it should not be too hard to do so so long, of course, as his drones do not come across any candles.
In addition, majority of those earning moderate household monthly income, which in essence translate to ability to purchase the ACT at the recommended dosage also were adherent.
This shows a certain similarity on the gene level between these lines translating into their ability to affect tumor growth.
