The phrase "and the capacity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or potential of something, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the new program and the capacity of participants to adapt to the changes."
Alternatives: "and the ability of" or "and the potential of".
It again raises questions about Italy's ability to reform and the capacity of the euro to survive.
But there's an awful lot of very clear-thinking, wonderful young women around, full of the most tremendous ideas and the capacity of expressing what's going on.
When somebody stands on a stage, it's a statement about human rights and the capacity of the arts to reach people in new ways".
The island's electricity, water and garbage collection systems are buckling, officials say, and the capacity of schools and hospitals is taxed.
It is also a powerful and, one suspects, personal meditation on the limitations of the flesh, and the capacity of either love or faith to endure extreme pressure.
The future of Facebook will be determined by the outcome of a struggle between Metcalfe's law and the capacity of the net to spring disruptive surprises.
But what emerges, with unequivocal clarity, is the way political events shape personal relationships and the capacity of women to adjust to history's hardships.
Nothing would ever be quite the same again — in geopolitics, in science and technology, in everyday life and the capacity of the human species.
But there was glory too in bearing witness once again to Shakespeare's overwhelming powers of revelation, and the capacity of the world's great actors to illuminate them.
But, he added, he was intrigued by Escrivá's ideas about the power of forgiveness and the capacity of every human being for sainthood.
But the case is being watched closely because of its implications for debt restructuring – including deals for Greece – and the capacity of vulture funds to sow financial mayhem.
