The phrase "an organization capable of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the abilities or competencies of an organization in relation to a specific task or function.
Example: "We are looking for an organization capable of managing large-scale projects efficiently."
Alternatives: "an organization that can" or "a capable organization that".
"They're highly organized, and that allows them to present themselves as an organization capable of running a town," he said.
Accountable care in an organization capable of collecting, analyzing, and reporting clinical data and operational compliance is forthcoming.
The resource of capital involves the existence of surplus productivity and an organization capable of directing the available wealth into channels in which the inventor can use it.
Strategy is a continuing openness to change and be changed; the real achievement is creating an organization capable of envisioning and re-envisioning the whole.
It's hard to create an organization capable of generating a pipeline of good growth ideas, but it is imperative in today's world of superabundant capital.
6. M. Beer and R.A. Eisenstat, "Developing an Organization Capable of Strategy Implementation and Learning," Human Relations (May 1996): 597 619.
The Freemen on the Land (FOTL) movement, a sovereign citizen ideology that has followers in Canada, the US and the UK, has been described in the past as an extremist organization capable of domestic terrorism by CSIS and the FBI.
The Freemen on the Land (FOTL) movement, a sovereign citizen group that has followers in Canada, the US, and the UK, has been described by law enforcement in the past as an extremist organization capable of domestic terrorism.
"For him to be a secret member of a secret organization capable of committing horrendous acts," Mr. Schmidt said, "it is inconsistent with the manner in which he carried himself, spoke to people, involved himself in public activities".
The preservation of the authority of the state also requires a governmental organization capable of imposing its jurisdiction on every part of the national territory.
Adam joined ThreeSixty Group predecessor MerchSource in 2008 as General Counsel, immediately turning his attention toward building the department into a worldwide organization capable of servicing the Company's diverse and rapidly expanding needs.
