The phrase "analytical capacities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's ability to analyze information, solve problems, or think critically.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated strong analytical capacities during the interview, showcasing their ability to assess complex data sets."
Alternatives: "analytical skills" or "analytical abilities".
Not that he regrets his decision to follow the scientific path: "Science gives you tremendous skills, great analytical capacities.
With the financial crash it seemed likely that the former blind faith in the prophetic and analytical capacities of economists and bankers would necessarily crumble.
Within oftentimes devolved governments, analytical capacities are often unevenly distributed, thus aggravating sound policy analysis (Borrás, 2011; Borrás and Jordana, 2016).
Taken together, this evidence suggests that individual learners differ in terms of their analytical capacities and reliance on cognitive filters (heuristics).
His research revolves around data-driven decision making in operations, the interplay of optimization and statistics in decision making and inference, and the analytical capacities and challenges of unstructured, large-scale, and web-based data.
Small-scale spatial variability in soil carbon dioxide (CO2) and nitrous oxide (N2O) fluxes poses serious challenges to the experimental design, and number of gas samples needed to provide a reliable estimate of flux usually exceeds analytical capacities.
Readings, screenings and written work hone students' analytical capacity.
It did not have the computer and analytical capacity for integrating disparate pieces of information.
"Impairing the FCO's analytical capacity for the sake of a few million pounds could be disastrous and costly.
On the other hand, data is sometimes inaccessible, can require advanced analytical capacity to be useful, and raises legitimate concerns regarding privacy and security.
Explain to students that, when writing their arguments, they should draw on both research and their own analytical capacity, just as real attorneys do.
