The phrase "a limited capability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or object that has restricted or insufficient abilities or functions.
Example: "The device has a limited capability to process data, which affects its overall performance."
Alternatives: "restricted ability" or "narrow functionality".
The people affected by this cut are those assessed as having a limited capability for work but as being capable of some "work-related activity".
People who claim employment and support allowance (ESA) and, after a medical test, are assigned to the "work-related activity group" (Wrag) are those who are found to have a "limited capability for work" but may be capable of returning to work in due course.
Attempts to blur the identity of individuals have only a limited capability, she said.
The natural semi-oxidized state of unswitched PEDOT offers a limited capability of the polymer to act as electron acceptor.
It's intended to find out whether your dad has a "limited capability for work" or for "work-related activity".
When Irene received a "limited capability for work" questionnaire from the Department for Work and Pensions, her social worker filled it in with her.
If and when I am unable to hold down a job, I will be punished for retaining any limited capability for work.
Those working counterterrorism matters did so despite limited intelligence collection and strategic analysis capabilities, a limited capacity to share information both internally and externally, insufficient training, perceived legal barriers to sharing information, and inadequate resources.
The cells with a very limited capability to induce hepatic metastases showed a significant higher rate of adhesions compared to those inheriting a high potential for involvement of the liver [ 28].
I had also submitted a thorough "limited capability for work" questionnaire, ticking many "it varies" boxes – ME is a fluctuating chronic illness.
However, he underlined that this would be "a very limited capability".
