The phrase "addressed the capability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or evaluating the skills, functions, or potential of a person, system, or object.
Example: "The report addressed the capability of the new software to enhance productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "discussed the potential of" or "evaluated the effectiveness of".
We address the capability of single conduits, simple arborescent conduit networks, and linked cavity systems to modify diurnal recharge pulses.
Both methods are used to compare test and model results and assess the accuracy of the model as well as addressing the capability of each assessment method.
This paper addresses the capability of clusters with tens and scores of satellites to perform the collision avoidance manoeuvre in the event of an external, kinetic impact threat, via distributed autonomous control and to return to its original configuration after the threat has passed.
This study was designed to address the capability of nanoparticles to be used as a chemical agent for enhanced oil recovery by several core flooding experiments.
To address the capability of the manual system to properly capture ICP increases and to adequately rank the severity of ICP, comparisons with the digital tracing were made and the digital tracing was analyzed in five ways: (a) The end-hour minute ICP was identified.
Addressing the capabilities of the Service Cloud, Benioff says that call center technology is outdated and can't leverage the power of Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites.
Though Apple doesn't seem to be doing anything intentionally nefarious with this information, the point remains that the laws of this country have not yet come anywhere near to adequately addressing the capabilities of modern technologies.
Novorealism, according to Alexey Steele, who coined the term, addresses the capabilities of evolutionary developed human sensory systems as opposed to technologically based expressions.
