The phrase "and capitalize on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing taking advantage of an opportunity or resource in a particular context.
Example: "The company aims to innovate and capitalize on a growing market trend to increase its profits."
Alternatives: "and take advantage of a" or "and leverage a".
How to find and capitalize on a previously unknown market space.
The intense exchanges between the governor and Republican leaders in Washington underscore the challenges facing Republicans as they seek to rebuild their party and capitalize on a difficult midterm election year for Democrats.
Sometimes, the politicians are trying to reflect (and capitalize on) a major social or demographic change -- notably Walter F. Mondale, hoping to galvanize his decidedly uphill campaign by naming a woman, Geraldine A. Ferraro, as his running-mate in 1984.
In terms of humpback whale biology, this study suggests the animals "are able to see, find and capitalize on a new opportunity," said Alyson Fleming, a cetacean researcher at the Smithsonian Institution who was not involved in the study.
Modern activity recognition systems are usually multimodal and capitalize on a wide availability of resources [4].
Both are e-consulting firms that help clients set up shop on the Web and capitalize on a seemingly unlimited demand for their services.
But for those companies that can identify and capitalize on an opportunity, the strategy is most attractive.
We can exploit this idea further and capitalize on an old, but nearly forgotten theory: sequential multiple decision procedures (SMDP) Bechhoffer, et al. 1968, which generalizes the standard "two-hypotheses" tests to consider multiple alternative hypotheses.
The departures disrupt plans at The Post to expand its political coverage and capitalize on an intense interest in politics with the Democratic takeover on Capitol Hill and the 2008 presidential campaign.
"There are people, well intentioned though they may be, coming into the community and capitalizing on a situation and making it worse," he said.
That is worth $3.5 billion, or roughly 13percentt of their current combined market value, assuming the increased profit is taxed at 30percentt and capitalized on a multiple of 10.
