The phrase "an essential capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a fundamental ability or skill that is necessary for a particular task or function.
Example: "Communication is an essential capacity for effective teamwork in any organization."
Alternatives: "a crucial ability" or "a vital skill".
While modern dance adjusts to the times, it nurtures at its core an essential capacity to put people off.
It is considered as an essential capacity to build competitive advantages over competitors in a context of growing open innovation.
The latter often targets the working memory which is an essential capacity for daily cognitive activities requiring reasoning, comprehension and learning.
Empathy involves understanding and "feeling with" others' emotions, and is an essential capacity underlying sensitive care in humans and other species.
I think human beings have an essential capacity for goodness that is not allowed to express itself for social and historical reasons.
From the widespread control and influence of the prefrontal cortex emerges an essential capacity for the flexible use of information to generate adaptive behaviors and to predict future outcomes.
He said: "Raising these funds has not only been a race against time to save the huts from dereliction, but also has been imperative in order to create essential capacity and an improved experience for our ever-rising numbers of visitors.
It would, said Hague, "help build essential capacity to enable a peaceful transition".
They also had to recognize that the tendency to develop diverse institutions, narratives, and aesthetic practices was an essential human capacity.
The expression patterns of miRNAs represent the physiological state of the cell and thus have an essential prognostic capacity [ 7].
Taken together, these results underscore the fact that the emergence of an occipitoparietal brain network at the age of 6 years allows access to the essential capacity to consider all global information present in a visual environment.
