The phrase "a set of capabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection or group of skills, functions, or features that someone or something possesses.
Example: "The software offers a set of capabilities that enhance user experience and productivity."
Alternatives: "a collection of skills" or "a range of abilities."
"But Yammer brings a set of capabilities they don't have.
The objective is to impart a set of capabilities commonly used in the research areas represented in the Department.
The method of Leadership Lab teaching comes from the perspective of leadership as a set of capabilities in understanding and managing interactions.
To do it all, to bear it, and still be nice, is to exhibit a set of capabilities that adds even more to an already first-rate talent.
A System of Systems (SoS) architecting problem requires creating a selection of systems in order to provide a set of capabilities.
At one point he encourages lawmakers to "do something to empower the different intelligence arms to build out a set of capabilities, new capabilities, to do their roles [in] the modern world, and encryption being a part of that".
"Steve has been doing 3-D for a long time and we are relatively new to this, but we bring a different set of capabilities," Mr. Pace said in a telephone interview last week.
The Third Generation is defined in a cutting-edge research effort by Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. and Barra Strategic Consulting Group as a phase in the investment industry requiring a special set of capabilities for success.
"Viptela's technology is cloud-first, with a focus on simplicity and ease of deployment while simultaneously providing a rich set of capabilities and scale.
A combination of consumers and services that collaborate, SOA is supported by a managed set of capabilities guided by principles, and governed by supporting standards.
