"very good ability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's skill. Example sentence: John has a very good ability to solve complex mathematical problems.
It's not a very good ability, in all honesty.
He has very good technique, very good ability to track back and recover.
"He's got a very good ability to read what a play needs".
"Timmy's shown a very good ability to read the game and hit outside shots and do a little bit more than just be a role player," D'Antoni said, adding: "Obviously, rebounding is a big key for us.
"Tom is a dynamic midfielder who adds to us very good ability.
Wolves boss Kenny Jackett: "Our forwards have very good ability and generally have done well for us.
I know they have very good abilities, which helped them win the Nations Cup three times on the trot".
Now, researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, have identified 16 assessment scales with "moderate" to "very good" abilities to determine the likelihood of death within six months to five years in various older populations.
He's got really good ability.
He has shown very good power and an ability to draw walks, making his fantasy upside enticing.
Nicolas is at the best moment in his career: he has experience and is maintaining very good skill, ability and speed.
