The phrase "a procedure capable of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a procedure that has the ability or potential to perform a specific function or achieve a particular outcome.
Example: "We developed a procedure capable of streamlining the data processing workflow."
Alternatives: "a method that can" or "a technique able to".
A test procedure capable of delivering a broadband impulse excitation to a flexible supported test specimen was developed.
If the cyst grows significantly or becomes painful and uncomfortable, you may need a doctor to perform a medical procedure capable of getting rid of it.
The numbers of potentially tumorigenic cancer cells released into the circulation and secondarily arrested in the lungs of mice bearing B16F10 melanomas or Lewis lung carcinomas were systematically quantified throughout i.m. tumour growth using a bioassay procedure capable of detecting as few as 10 to 100 tumorigenic cells in the circulation or lungs.
In order to assess whether this small abnormal pollen is vital, pollen grains from wild type and p5cs1 p5cs2/P5CS2 mutants were treated with Alexander's stain, a staining procedure capable of distinguishing viable, red-colored pollen from non viable, green or unstained pollen [ 26, 27].
We then design an iterative procedure capable of reallocating resources without jeopardizing the level of efficiency.
In 2006 Robinson and Spencer [ 10] proposed a solution to these problems: a new elicitation procedure capable of yielding values both above and below zero.
The interval-based approach is further developed into a network selection procedure capable of significant improvements (up to 22%) in the worst-case error performance over a conventional network trained on crisp (single-valued) data.
3 In Litvan et al. 3, a separation in the diagnostic guidelines is made in which Level I is an abbreviated assessment procedure capable of identifying the possibility of PD-MCI.
Spectral karyotyping [ 6] is a multi-color FISH procedure capable of classifying all chromosomes in a single hybridization experiment.
The Simple Self-Similar Sequences Generator (4SG) elaborates on an intuitive approach to obtain a fast and accurate procedure, capable of reproducing series of points exhibiting the property of persistence and anti-persistence.
