The phrase "a necessary capability for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing essential skills or abilities required for a specific task, role, or situation.
Example: "Effective communication is a necessary capability for successful teamwork in any organization."
Alternatives: "an essential skill for" or "a vital ability for".
For a lone wolf, obtaining the necessary capabilities for an attack might be a problem since they can not in general receive the same kind of systematic training such as, e.g., al-Qaeda terrorists.
The software produced, labelled VTOP, contains the necessary capabilities for daily applications and possesses a user friendly graphical interface.
This process model provides the basis to identify the necessary capabilities for BIM tools to efficiently support and improve the entire reinforcement supply chain.
Computation results show that it has the three kinds of necessary capabilities required for an effective isolation system.
A frequent mindset in participant subjects that are simultaneously being treated in clinical trials is to think of the physician as the person responsible for deciding the treatment, since they have the necessary training and a better capability for making illness-related decisions.
This enabled Singapore to develop the necessary capabilities to perform full reviews for first-in-the-world products that had not been registered elsewhere (Wong & Lim 2003).
While positive thought may be a necessary condition for bringing out strengths and capabilities, it isn't sufficient, counters Ken Robinson and Lou Aronica in The Element.
Both of these features enable limited use of chemical data by general purpose software that has no cheminformatics capabilities, which is often a necessary evil for data manipulation.
The focus of our efforts therefore would be to assure that the European Union has at its disposal the necessary capabilities (including military capabilities) and appropriate structures for effective EU decision making in crisis management within the scope of the Petersberg tasks.
And that is a form of warfare for which France alone does not have the necessary capabilities.
