The phrase "accessibility and capability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the features or qualities of a system, service, or product that relate to how easily it can be accessed and what it is capable of doing.
Example: "The new software update significantly improves both the accessibility and capability of the application, making it more user-friendly."
Alternatives: "access and functionality" or "usability and performance".
Crime and intelligence analysis has gained significant attention from conservationists in recent years due to the increasing accessibility and capabilities of various forms of information technology.
Because of the less controversial aspect of their use than embryonic stem cells, the easy accessibility, and their capability to divide in cell cultures, adult stem cells provide valuable cell sources to treat and cure many regenerative diseases.
These elements include timely availability; company-wide accessibility, trust, completeness, reliability, ease of understanding, overall security, and capability to drive action.
In a cohort of 23 patients with 109 implants, only 4% of the implants in patients with optimal oral hygiene presented with peri-implantitis, while 48% of implants presenting peri-implantitis had no accessibility and/or capability for proper oral hygiene (Jepsen et al. 2015; Serino and Strom 2009).
The main advantage of cloud storage is its ubiquitous user accessibility and also its virtually unlimited data storage capabilities.
Robotic assistance may be ideally suited to address common problems encountered in most (micro manipulation tasks, including hand tremor, poor tool manipulation resolution, and accessibility, and to open up surgical strategies that are beyond human capability.
Common essential individual attributes of leadership identified in virtually every consultative study are flexibility, hands-on accessibility and effective communication, professional expertise in nurturing respect and recognition and empowering team building capabilities.
While length constituted logistical and financial barriers even in the recent past, the increasing accessibility, power, and storage capability of cutting edge technology dictates that the length is increasingly limited only by one's ability to create.
Due to the machine's accessibility, efficiency, and its capability to mass reproduce materials such as journals, excerpts, and books, there was an expanding practice of photocopying which led to the duplication of more articles and excerpts from more publications.
Genome accessibility and haplotype validation.
