The phrase "are capable through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the means or methods by which someone or something has the ability to achieve a certain outcome.
Example: "The team believes they are capable through collaboration and innovative thinking to solve complex problems."
Alternatives: "are able via" or "can achieve through".
Together with previous studies, it now appears that both IP3 and Ry receptors are present in the nuclear envelope of Xenopus oocytes and are capable, through activation, of indirectly influencing the conformational state of the NPC.
The fact that we are capable, through reason, of thinking infinity as a whole, "indicates a faculty of the mind which surpasses every standard of sense" (§26, 254).
Thirdly, unlike with in-person support groups, information exchange is capable through many methods other than real-time interactions.
No. Predicting trends may now be capable through internet browsing, not as easily with mixed nationals, warm weather, and supposedly lively atmospheres with alcohol.
And as long as a people exists in this way it is capable, through its support, to sustain a sovereign dictatorship exercised in its name (CT 126 35).
They say it is capable, through its robust online presence, of reaching an audience far wider than the small number of actual members attributed to it.
"Do you mean to tell me that Mohamed Gaddafi, the dictator's eldest son, is capable, through the pathetic 'General Communications Authority' he heads, of paralyzing your computers and preventing me from phoning my family members in Tripoli?
And yet there remains the belief among certain moralizing schools of aesthetics that the beautiful art of tragedy is capable, through prolonged exposure, of anesthetizing the viewer to the pain of its subjects.
Finally, today's science is capable, through genetic manipulation, of re-creating a highly virulent smallpox-like virus from a closely related poxvirus or even from scratch.
As discussions continue, activists say the shift in the government's intentions is tangible and hope officials are capable of carrying through on their new promises.
In graphic testimony, Mr. Meringolo said Norway rats are capable of gnawing through concrete in search of food.
