The phrase "ability to capture this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capability to understand or grasp a particular concept or situation.
Example: "Her ability to capture this complex idea in simple terms impressed everyone in the meeting."
Alternatives: "capacity to grasp this" or "skill to understand this".
Finding himself worrying about "the way that things are coming apart, the weakening of the bond between man and nature", the leather-jacketed director (who studied architecture and made video installations before turning to feature films) discusses the camera's eerie ability to capture "this invisible bond" between humanity and nature, and asserts quietly that in doing so "it makes us come alive".
Textures descriptors have the ability to capture this information, which conveniently combined with vegetation indices improve the greenness segmentation results.
Fiat and its sexy Ferrari brand have fallen far behind because a poorly conceived ad campaign devastated their ability to capture this growth.
The ability to capture this change using electronic structure calculations that do not require experimental input may be useful in developing cohesive laws of novel materials for use in large-scale mechanical engineering simulations of materials failure.
The ability to capture this information accurately across several SNPs within a set of homo eo)logous alleles can give an indication of the number of allele haplotypes present for a gene and potentially provide the haplotype sequences.
Native tissues are dynamic environments with gradients and defined regions of biological cues occurring at different times, and the ability to capture this complexity in synthetic systems is important for understanding and directing cellular processes.
In our approach, pairwise combinations of fineness measures are used as a reference set, which allows to improve the ability to capture the presence of this property.
Winogrand had this ability to capture these bursts of energy.
"He is the one to feel the atmosphere and catch the agenda, detect it and give it [direction]." This ability to capture the zeitgeist is, say others, exactly what has made him such a major success.
"In other words, film had this ability to capture the modern world that maybe the more traditional art forms did not have," said Tom Gunning, a friend and professor of art history, cinema and media studies at the University of Chicago.
We selected two S. marcescens strains from contrasting sources in an attempt to maximize our ability to capture the genomic diversity of this ubiquitous enteric species.
