The phrase "aerial capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, telecommunications, or any field discussing the ability to operate or function in the air.
Example: "The new drone model has significantly improved aerial capacity, allowing it to carry heavier payloads over longer distances."
Alternatives: "airborne capability" or "aviation capacity".
Black Swifts may be buffered from this shift as their breeding sites provide thermal refugia due to shading and moisture and they may be more capable of range shifts as their aerial dispersal capacity allows them to track suitable environments across the landscape, providing such sites are available.
Aerial refueling capacity is critical because of the long distances the Osprey must fly to deliver supplies and assess the damage to airfields.
The MINUSMA has tried to improve its ability to counter the danger of land mines by acquiring mine-protected armored vehicles as well as by increasing its aerial surveillance capacity.
They have aerial night-time capacity.
"But, in the meantime, there is a tangible crisis requiring a tangible solution – aerial water-bombing capacity," he says.
They told us they had aerial vehicles and the capacity to be able to deliver those weapons through the air.
Since 9/11, the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation and Department of Homeland Security have worked--and spent--to increase their capacity for aerial and space-based surveillance.
Although all extant penguins have completely lost the capacity for aerial flight, they employ modified flipper-like wings in wing-propelled diving or underwater flight [ 2].
The spectator capacity for aerials and ski ballet is 15,000, while it is 12,000 for moguls.
Officials say Triton should be able to assist in rescue missions by coordinating border surveillance operations involving "early detection actions for migrants with aerial surveillance and a certain capacity for naval means".
