The phrase "apply this capability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of utilizing a specific skill or feature in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In order to improve our workflow, we need to apply this capability to streamline our processes."
Alternatives: "utilize this ability" or "implement this feature."
In this current work, we apply these capabilities toward the label-free distinction of intact C. difficile strains with systematic differences in cell wall morphology that occur due to their constituting S-layer, as correlated by an adhesion assay.
"We spent years building shopping features that help customers find the products that are relevant to them from amidst a massive selection," Mr. Rubenson said, "and we're excited to apply those capabilities to the apps market".
The promise that one especially egregious sort of crime (terrorism) can be predicted and stopped can tempt us to apply these capabilities to more familiar sorts of troublesome behavior.
"Applying this level of engineering capability and analysis to the development of a bike probably has not been done before".
By applying this technology, we enable communication capabilities for different protocols and services like client-to-server and client-to-client functionalities.
To demonstrate the capability of NIMS, we applied this algorithm to the prioritization of synergistic anti-angiogenesis agent pairs from an empirical multicomponent therapeutic system, TCM.
"We look forward to jointly applying the capabilities of our two companies to help take both to the next level".
"The way I've overcome that has been to show my intellectual capability and, more importantly, how I can apply my intellectual capability to critical problem solving," she told me.
"I was just trying to help them get the resources to apply their incredible capability to what I think is going to be the biggest problem in the world.
Another key development, known as gridless narrow-angle astrometry (GNAA), was the ability to apply the measurement capability worked out in the wide angle milestone and take it a step further, into narrow-angle measurements.
