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The phrase "also be capable of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional abilities or functions of a subject in relation to a specific context.
Example: "The new software will not only improve efficiency but will also be capable of handling larger datasets."
Alternatives: "also have the ability to" or "additionally be able to".
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It may also be capable of transmitting mass.
They must also be capable of taking on more debt.
They will also be capable of simultaneously offering Tor-protected and conventional wireless networks.
Regulated Tidal Exchange (RTE) schemes may also be capable of delivering mudflat habitats over longer periods.
She spent much of the series acting as love's cheerleader, but she could also be capable of full-on ruthlessness.
Mr. Obama may also be capable of tackling such issues, but we have not yet seen it.
Experts told the Guardian that the devices may also be capable of gathering content from phones that connect to them.
It will also be capable of running solely on batteries for about 50 kilometers, or 30 miles, of city driving.
They must also be capable of producing the accuracy and repeatability that are most appropriate for the application.
But the strong fault must also be capable of slipping, all at once and over a wide area, because this is what causes the tremor.
What interested me was the general tone of disbelief: how could a man so dedicated to cricket also be capable of such wickedness?
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