The phrase "a capability that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific ability or feature that something possesses.
Example: "The software offers a capability that allows users to automate repetitive tasks efficiently."
Alternatives: "a feature that" or "an ability that".
The condor's head and neck have few feathers, and the skin of the head and neck is capable of flushing noticeably in response to emotional state, a capability that can serve as communication between individuals.
"We said, 'We have a capability that is very important to other companies,' " he said.
And we can continue to maintain a capability that allows us to save lives, help convict the guilty and protect the innocent.
"You can't help but look for that," he said, adding, "If you know a capability that would fill a niche or need, you try to fill it.
"It may be simply connecting a collection of platforms and capabilities in a way that creates a capability that could be characterized as transformed or transformational," he said.
In particular, Java dispensed with lower-level features, including the ability to manipulate data addresses, a capability that is neither desirable nor useful in programs for distributed systems.
Now we have enough technology that we can optimize for really low cost points and bring a capability that has never been there before.
Microsoft, which also hopes to supply corporate computing through a "cloud" of Internet-connected computers, "has a capability" that might also be used in conjunction with Oracle.
The provision gives the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation the authority to create so-called bridge institutions for failing savings associations, mirroring a capability that has existed since 1991 for failed banks.
His speech to the summit, in which he sourly noted the distance that remained to a deal, showed the president was prepared to come down hard against political opponents – a capability that has not been in full view in Washington.
Because refueling stations are few and far between, all of the Ford offerings are bifuel and can run on both gasoline and natural gas, a capability that requires compromises.
