The phrase "are capable of translating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of a person, machine, or system to convert text or speech from one language to another.
Example: "The new software programs are capable of translating multiple languages in real-time, making communication easier for users around the world."
Alternatives: "have the ability to translate" or "are able to translate".
The immediate users of TTOs' efforts are commercial partners (i.e., licensees, investors) who are capable of translating current discoveries into future commodities.
Stimuli-responsive 1D photonic crystals, referred to as Bragg stacks, are capable of translating environmental changes into a color read-out through changes in the effective refractive index (RI) of the multilayer system upon infiltration with an analyte.
Today, the field of human-dolphin communication is alive and well: There are now machine interfaces that are capable of "translating" dolphin vocalizations and other research has found that dolphins exhibit vocalization complexity that rivals that of human language (although the existence of a dolphin language, or dolphinese, is still a controversial subject).
As occurs with SV, a number of animal viruses are capable of translating their mRNAs in cells where eIF2 has become phosphorylated [10], [11].
Furthermore, our results give novel insights into the design aspects of biological systems that are capable of translating additive noise on the microscopic scale into beneficial macroscopic behavior.
To facilitate the modeling of biochemical networks, a growing number of programs provide diagrammatic interfaces and are capable of translating these into SBML [ 9].
A team of Microsoft researchers announced on Wednesday they've created the first machine translation system that's capable of translating news articles from Chinese to English with the same accuracy as a person.
The breakthrough system was a primitive, RNA-based translation machine that was capable of translating exogenous RNAs such that functional proteins, including a replicase, could be generated.
Instead, workers at Sun use the company's StarOffice system, which Ms. McNichols said was capable of translating documents created with the more common Microsoft programs.
Better still, Babylon is capable of translating completely novel sentences, rather than being limited to only a couple of hundred set phrases, as with the earlier systems.It is still far from perfect, says Dr Black.
I needn't be capable of translating 21 languages to impress admission officers, or wait until I've mastered the trombone and the nyatiti before I submit my applications.
