The phrase "a capacity to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's potential or ability to grow, improve, or evolve in a particular area.
Example: "The training program is designed to enhance a capacity to develop new skills and adapt to changing environments."
Alternatives: "an ability to grow" or "a potential for development."
"It says that even a long time after the mice are diabetic, they still have a capacity to develop new beta cells," he added.
Marginson, a former professional with Rotherham United who was a qualified but inexperienced coach in 2005, has demonstrated commitment to the club's values, and a capacity to develop, his management now extending to first team, reserves and post-16 scholars.
The United States Congress is distinctive among the world's legislatures in its independence from the executive, its complex internal organization and procedure, and a capacity to develop its own legislative proposals.
To create the minibrains, Knoblich and his team took human embryonic stem cells or induced pluripotent stem cells — both types of cells with a capacity to develop into any kind of tissue — and grew the cells in conditions that allowed them to form a tissue called neuroectoderm, which develops into the nervous system.
Nigeria is rich in both conventional and renewable energy resources that empower the country with a large capacity to develop an effective national energy policy.
Things that are alive have a distinctive capacity to develop or maintain themselves by engaging in various processes including chemosynthesis, photosynthesis, cellular respiration, cell generation, and maintenance of homeostasis.
In addition, expensive control measures add to its economic importance and P. xylostella has shown a remarkable capacity to develop resistance to chemical insecticides [4].
Aging also leads to a slowed capacity to develop high velocity movements and perform physical tasks to maintain independent functioning [ 2- 4].
However, whole-plant freezing tests revealed that these seven diploid accessions only have a limited capacity to develop freezing tolerance when compared with winter varieties of temperate cereals such as wheat and barley.
We would have a better understanding of how to sequence and combine therapies, an increased capacity to develop innovative and immunologically based therapies that subsequently prove suitable for treating the disease.
Tumors with high CEA expression could possess an increased capacity to develop brain metastasis, and this could be due to vascular-tumoral cell-cell adhesion processes.
