The phrase "a strong capacity for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's ability or potential to perform a certain task or function effectively.
Example: "She has a strong capacity for leadership, which makes her an excellent candidate for the management position."
Alternatives: "a high ability to" or "a great aptitude for".
He was high-minded, modest, learned, dedicated to good causes, and austere, though with a strong capacity for affection.
Results showed the biofiltration process could effectively remove turbidity (<0.1 NTU in all effluents) and NOM (>24% of dissolved organic carbon (DOC), >57% of UV254, and >44% of SUVA254), where the SA biofilters showed a strong capacity for turbidity removal, while the GAC contactors played the dominant role in NOM removal.
All three of these species possessed a strong capacity for prolonged dye decoloration by comparison with the more commonly studied T. versicolor.
You've committed a potentially fatal error: demonstrating a strong capacity for female friendship.
Having always worked with an acting and voice coach, he reminded aspiring actors to find dedicated teachers, to continue learning and showing up and to arm themselves with a "strong capacity for self-delusion". "You have to keep the love for what you're doing alive," he said.
G1 females produced from the cross (P cytotype females × M cytotype males) present a strong capacity for repression, whereas females produced from the reciprocal cross present a weak capacity for repression [64].
Compared with unbound drug, the HSA [RuCl5 ind)]2− complex promotes MGC-803 cell apoptosis and also has a stronger capacity for cell cycle arrest at the G2 phase in MGC-803.
Comparatively, the distribution of producer services was not significantly affected by land price and gradually occupied city centers with high land prices because the sector had a stronger capacity for bid rent.
A significant increase of HFRSC persisted in K. alvarezii thalli, whereas no significant increase of HFRSC was observed in K. striatum thalli at the lower temperatures (20 and 17 °C), indicating that K. alvarezii retained a stronger capacity for eliminating ·OH at 20 and 17 °C but K. striatum did not.
What this is designed to do is to make sure there's this additional cushion of extra resources to deal with the uncertainty we face going forward because that will help make sure there's a stronger capacity for lending as we come out of this recovery.
The author's conclusions are that many of the lessons learned from the 2001 outbreak have resulted in positive change and a stronger capacity for the government to respond to recent and future outbreaks.
