The phrase "an increased capability for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in skills, functions, or abilities in various contexts, such as technology, personal development, or organizational performance.
Example: "The new software update provides an increased capability for data analysis, allowing users to generate reports more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enhanced ability to" or "greater capacity for".
Injection of SAN and A375 cells into the tail vein of immunosuppressed mice showed an increased capability of A375 to colonize murine organs, in comparison with SAN.
However, this improved knowledge is frequently not met by an increased capability of the clinician to recognize, identify, and diagnose patients with these many rare disorders.
This study shows that the presence of a reduced blood CD27 IgD IgM B cell-subset, exhibiting an activated state, an increased capability to migrate towards CXCR4 ligand and enriched for auto-reactivity is a prominent B cell abnormality in SLE.
"This country needs an increased capability to protect ourselves, not only against cyber attacks on the government but on businesses and on individuals," he said.
In this work, Bacillus pumilus ACA-DC 4061 was selected for its increased capability for biomineralization on marble, under different nutrient media concentrations and temperature conditions.
It appears likely that UNICEF's ongoing collaboration with MOE/GES officials at the national and local levels has contributed to increased capability for planning and implementing KG services.
It's a breakthrough that has allowed us to have a tremendously increased capability to see long range.
That leads to a dramatic increased capability in terms of go-to-market time, and lowers a huge barrier faced when starting up any media-focused enterprise.
Advanced knowledge of both is essential when we wish to design breeding programmes with increased capability to select for nutritional quality.
This is somewhat higher than in previous studies and might be due to the increased capability in ACCORD to control for other clinical variables or due to the fact that study subjects were selected for high risk for cardiovascular events.
