The phrase "are capable of consuming" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the ability of someone or something to consume or utilize resources, information, or materials.
Example: "These machines are capable of consuming large amounts of energy while operating efficiently."
Alternatives: "have the ability to consume" or "are able to utilize".
Black carp can live for >15 years [88], and are capable of consuming large quantities of mollusks (four-year-old black carp consumed 1.4 1.8 kg of bivalves per day [98]!).
Many students are capable of consuming 14 units of alcohol on a night out.
The epidote-group are calc-silicate minerals that, if soluble during terrestrial chemical weathering, are capable of consuming atmospheric CO2 over geologic time.
I mean, there's not some marginal buyer who thinks that diamonds are somehow more important to him than water, so how could it be that water's got a much lower price than diamonds and everybody would say that it's more valuable?" Well, to answer that question what we have to do is we have to imagine that people are capable of consuming more than one good.
Such microorganisms are capable of consuming this gas, supporting the Microbial Prospection of Oil and Gas (MPOG) methodology.
Adult river otters are capable of consuming 1-1.5 kg of fish per day.
I was capable of consuming 3,000 calories at a sitting.
From the perspective of history, it's worth contemplating the rather astonishing fact that we're capable of consuming 7 billion barrels of oil in a year.
Hamilton's life and death confirm that the founders, for all their enlightened ideals, were capable of consuming rancors the equal of our own.
Overall, results suggested that native predators were capable of consuming healthy, tethered lionfish off Little Cayman Island and the naïveté of native predators was overcome by conditioning.
Based on these facts, a new MQ coder architecture is proposed which is capable of consuming one symbol per clock cycle.
