The phrase "and capable to create" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "and capable of creating" instead.
Example: "The team is skilled and capable of creating innovative solutions to complex problems."
Alternatives: "and able to create" or "and proficient in creating".
We present a cognitive architecture embodied in a humanoid robot capable to create and perform dances driven by the perception of music.
Modified PS are capable to create strong complexes with metal ions, as well as with polar low-molecular weight organics.
Her sprawling organization, which is capable and quite willing to create havoc, will set the tone for the reception Vick receives if he signs with a team.
Partnerships are emerging that aim to use big data technologies and techniques to create a platform capable of revolutionising the management of chronic health conditions such as cancer, diabetes, pulmonary conditions and cardiovascular disease.
Indeed, the portrait painted by the report is one of a corporation where facts were fungible, capable of being massaged and manipulated to create whatever outcome most benefited the executives involved.
The positive spin on what ensued, with chances spurned on the break as Sporting desperately tried to muster some momentum of their own, is that Chelsea were relatively comfortable at the back and continued to create and are capable of slicing opponents to shreds on the counter.
Computational models on biological systems have two general purposes: 1) to reproduce what is physiologically observed and understand their biological principles, and 2) to create a platform capable of predicting the cellular phenotype when metabolic alterations are induced in the system.
"If a child has two loving and capable parents who choose to create a permanent bond, it's in the best interest of their children that legal institutions allow them to do so," Aap president Thomas McInery said in June.
If a child has 2 living and capable parents who choose to create a permanent bond by way of civil marriage, it is in the best interests of their child(ren) that legal and social institutions allow and support them to do so, irrespective of their sexual orientation.
