The phrase "are capable of communication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the ability of a person, animal, or system to convey information or express thoughts and feelings.
Example: "Many species of animals are capable of communication, using various sounds and body language to convey their needs."
Alternatives: "have the ability to communicate" or "can convey messages".
To collect the information gathered by the sinks at a central control PC, each sink device is capable of communication with the central control PC to store the gathered information.
If you use an electronic device that is capable of communication, you must put it on airplane mode (unless you are connecting to in-flight WiFi).
Portable devices that are capable of wireless communication have become extremely popular making possible the establishment of wide ubiquitous networks.
According to the scientists Morell interviews, birds are capable of complex communication, elephants have long memories and strong social networks, and dolphins will act altruistically.
She shows that they are capable of compassion, communication, altruism, calculation, and consciousness: "There is no sharp line dividing us from the chimpanzee or from any of the great apes".
Most ICUs (94%) use a standardized pain score in the group of patients who are capable of verbal communication: the Visual Analogue Scale (57%), Numerical Rating Scale (48%) and Faces Pain Scale (5%) being the most frequently used scores.
Considering that in vivo astrocytes are capable of cellular communication both via membrane surface receptor-operated systems and/or gjs between two neighbouring cells, the investigation of the presence and activity of these mechanisms is fundamental in proposing GL15 cells to be an in vitro model of astrocytes.
Some people, Phil's supervisor included, know a lot about how different people communicate and they are capable of adapting their communication style to the individual.
According to the brief in the case, the chimps "are capable of rational thought, communication, and other higher cognitive functions," justifying their treatment as the legal equivalent of minors or disabled humans.
At first, novel model-based event-triggered transmission strategies for both the sensor-to-controller and the controller to actuator channels are proposed, which are capable of reducing the communication bandwidth utilization, while preserving the desired control performance.
