The phrase "a bit more capable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the abilities or skills of someone or something, indicating a slight increase in capability.
Example: "After the training, I feel that I am a bit more capable of handling complex tasks."
Alternatives: "somewhat more competent" or "slightly more proficient".
After the wave of entry-level D.S.L.R. cameras of the past two years, many of us are itching to move up to something a bit more capable - and the coming Nikon D7000 looks like a very solid midrange choice.
While it's hitting both platforms, it'll be a bit more capable on Android — which makes sense, of course, as Google has a whole lot more control over things on their own turf.
But it sounds like this tool will be quite a bit more capable and will go quite a bit beyond ads, though Google told me that it's focus will be on creative advertising creatives.
Sure, as we said in our review of the XK8 last year, a Mercedes-Benz CLK AMG 55 can be had for this money, and that car is both faster and a bit more capable, with quicker steering, particularly in tight corners.
We'd like our leaders to be a bit more intelligent than we are, a bit wiser, a bit more capable.
(Student 7) "The supervisors are a bit more capable it seems of identifying, from what I've said, what's been missed and just honing in on those areas.
Its notification system is a bit more complicated, but far more capable.
But of course some students have a bit more than they're capable of holding".
As a result, they often forgo even the small incremental investments of which they are capable: a bit more fertiliser, some more schooling or a small amount of saving.This hopelessness manifests itself in many ways.
I think it's important for scientists to be a bit less arrogant, a bit more humble, recognising we are capable of making mistakes and being fallacious – which is increasingly serious in a society where our work may have unpredictable consequences.
"Second half we came out much more relaxed and we saw a bit more of what we are capable of".
