The phrase "a language capable of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the abilities or functionalities of a particular language, often in the context of programming or communication.
Example: "Python is a language capable of handling complex data analysis tasks with ease."
Alternatives: "a language that can" or "a language proficient in".
This is further evidence, they said, that these people had a language capable of sharing the symbolic meanings of these objects.
An intellectual élite capable of seeing through the tissue of lies to the underlying essence of things needs a language capable of expressing their new way of thinking.
Like formal logic systems, it would be a language capable of representing valid reasoning patterns by means of the use of symbols.
We therefore also recommend that future research should work out a language capable of describing this kind of coming-into-being which is a characteristic of the wise intermediary.
Nonis' special knack, inherited from those early influences, is for employing a simple tool set, a reductive language capable of infinitely complex possibilities.
Conditional preference networks (CP-nets) have recently emerged as a popular language capable of representing ordinal preference relations in a compact and structured manner.
Instead, Majors sounds as though he's searching for conclusions to tumultuous journeys, for a musical language capable of expressing his dreams of peace and harmony.
By the nineteenth century, the dream of constructing a philosophical language capable of expressing universal truths had given way to the equally ambitious desire to unite the world through a single, easy-to-learn, politically neutral, auxiliary language.
For that purpose, we present three possible solutions: a Domain Specific Language capable of abstracting the application generation problem; a graphic editor that simplifies the creation of that DSL; and an IoT platform (Midgar) able to interconnect different objects between them.
It was a huge hit, proving to Tynan that Simpson was no "flash in the pen, but a true lord of language, capable of using words with the sublime, outrageous authority of Humpty Dumpty".
ABEL is an industry-standard hardware description language capable of defining fairly complex circuit configurations.
