"Raise capabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase that is often used in professional or business contexts to refer to improving or increasing one's skills, abilities, or resources. Example: "With the new training program, we aim to raise the capabilities of our employees and make them more equipped to handle challenging projects."
But community clinics' fund-raising capabilities are limited, since most rely on government grants to keep their doors open.
He said the U.S.O.C. will provide those national governing bodies with less money with some help in improving their fund-raising capabilities.
and capital-raising capabilities in line with the vision we have described previously, a vision that Eric helped author," Mr. Hughes said.
In many states defended by Republicans, the Democrats sought to seize on that advantage by putting forward high-profile candidates with substantial name recognition and formidable fund-raising capabilities.
"We consider only groups and activities which are consistent with the mission of the church," he said, "usually nonprofit groups with no fund-raising capabilities of their own, or groups that work for the good of the community, like the town's Point Association.
"This irresponsible management of party funds by an Alaska Republican Party leader will do material harm to the Alaska Republican Party and its fund raising capabilities," the complaint said.
This comment undermined his campaign as soon as it began and significantly damaged his fund-raising capabilities; it later took second place on Time magazine's list of Top 10 Campaign Gaffes for 2007.
In a first for the Premier League, Aston Villa donated the front of the shirt on their kit, usually reserved for high-paying sponsorships, to Acorns Hospice so that the charity would gain significant additional visibility and greater fund raising capabilities.
It is also well established that, while high potency FGAs have prolactin raising capabilities, risperidone and paliperidone elevate prolactin significantly more than FGAs.
Many who know the governor well say that as Mr. Blagojevich's famed fund-raising capability seemed to have shrunk in recent months and as his legal bills mounted after years of federal investigation, he appeared to have evolved from what Mr. Fritchey considered callous into something closer to panicked or delusional.
