The phrase "a capability for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's ability or potential to perform a specific task or function.
Example: "The new software has a capability for processing large datasets quickly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "an ability to" or "a capacity for".
It is argued that an SRD microorganism is likely to maintain a capability for effective horizontal transmission if it is capable of persisting outside of the host, maintains a broad range of metabolic functions, is capable of modulating the host immune system and is able to invade through host epithelia [ 24].
But also it is about developing a capability for reacting publicly, quickly and rapidly.
Consequently, they implicitly assume that it is impossible to systematically build a capability for strategic insight.
While such plans are important, it is a mistake to confuse them with a capability for managing reputational risk.
To wit, would any serious brand manager run a marketing campaign today without a capability for incorporating social media analytics?
It does preserve a capability for police and national security and commercial regulatory agencies which was on the verge of being lost.
Suspicions that intelligence agencies have been developing such a capability for a long time were confirmed by a computer expert who has worked with a western intelligence agency.
"Bin Laden hooked up to all the bad guys — it's like the Grand Alliance — and had a capability for conducting large-scale operations".
Lt Cmdr Nick Leeson, senior warfare officer, said the carrier would have a capability for defending against hacking, including a team of cyber specialists.
All quadrupole and sextupole magnets are equipped with correction coils to have a capability for beam-based alignment.
The novel fish collagen scaffold as dural substitute, demonstrate a capability for using in the field of tissue engineering.
