The phrase "are capable of overcoming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express the ability to successfully deal with or conquer challenges or obstacles.
Example: "With determination and hard work, we are capable of overcoming any difficulties that may arise."
Alternatives: "have the ability to overcome" or "are able to conquer".
The culture of the team that Strauss has forged, however, offers reason to believe that they are capable of overcoming that.
The cities with which the charity has linked up include Chicago, London and New York.Most governments, however, do not seem convinced that businessmen and do-gooders are capable of overcoming the impediments to energy efficiency on their own.
Assad also signalled his willingness to have Russian Iskander missiles (which according to GlobalSecurity.org are capable of overcoming the enemy's anti-missile defences and hitting targets at a distance of 280 kilometers) situated on Syrian territory, although he refused to commit to any timeline for such a deployment.
Stiff probes are capable of overcoming surface attraction forces, while delicate flexible probes are capable of making contact with a sensitive part without causing damage.
Numerical experiments show that the approximate model and LR solution approach are capable of overcoming the computational difficulties associated with the problem.
Drug/gene delivery systems (DDSs) are capable of overcoming some of these barriers to enhance delivery of drugs to their right place of action, e.g. inside cancer cells.
The truth, the good news is: that Hungary today has a government with huge public legitimacy, extremely strong parliamentary majority, that is capable of overcoming the economic difficulties and capable of establishing order.
SPORTS There would be lots of hurdles if the 2020 European Championship soccer tournament were to be expanded to six host countries, but previous events have shown that soccer is capable of overcoming such challenges.
