The phrase "according to capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limitations or capabilities in various contexts, such as resource allocation or performance levels.
Example: "The project will be completed according to capacity, ensuring that we do not exceed our available resources."
Alternatives: "based on capability" or "in line with capacity".
So ramping up jail terms for violent criminals might only be possible if more shoplifters were sentenced to community service, for example.Setting sentences according to capacity, rather than vice-versa, could be hard to sell to voters, who reflexively believe that crime is getting worse and that longer sentences are the answer.
Significant improvement in performance is seen in modern bridges designed according to capacity design principles.
The other service classes (i.e., interactive, conversational and background) are served according to capacity needs.
In other words, location decisions are selected randomly earlier according to capacity constraints.
Basically, our spectrum characterizer (SC) module functions as to arrange/divide the spectrumholes information (received through DSS) according to capacity.
Beams and columns are designed according to capacity design principles derived from those given in EC8 with reference to steel chevron braced frames.
Therefore, nodes are assigned to previous stage nodes according to capacities and then, a random routing solution is selected.
Rollers are sold separately and are rated according to weight capacity.
Subscription rates for DirecTV varies according to barroom capacity, but smaller bars can get the service for less than $100.
Lord Carter suggested a way of doing this, too: an independent commission that would set sentencing guidelines according to prison capacity.
It is not easy to say how many people this will serve; two, or three, or four, according to their capacity, and what there is to follow.
