The phrase "as a key capability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the importance of a specific skill or feature within a particular context, often in business or technical discussions.
Example: "The ability to analyze data effectively is recognized as a key capability for success in today's competitive market."
Alternatives: "as a crucial skill" or "as an essential feature."
A key capability in synthetic and systems biology is the ability to read fluorescent reporters.
This report grows out of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA's) 2011 National Preparedness Goal, which identified community resilience as a key aspect a "core capability"—of the mitigation of future disasters.
It will also require sustained support of the Afghan security forces as they develop key capabilities, especially offensive capabilities such as special operations forces and close air support needed to break the stalemate.
It is regarded as a key factor that affects the capability of supplying gas to demand nodes (i.e. fluctuations in demand are allowed in a highly packed pipe).
Asked how its app performance stacks up against rivals, Skobbler co-founder Marcus Thielking flagged up its online and offline capability as a key differentiator, along with the performance of its map engine.
In Washington, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta "sees this important agreement as a sign of progress in the transition process, and as a key indicator of the enhanced capabilities of Afghan forces," said George Little, the Pentagon press secretary.
As a key example, firms should develop capabilities to monitor advisers' activities near commission rate thresholds to ensure that they continue to act in the best interest of their clients.
We thus proposed that the amount of CO2 can serve as a key index to evaluate the EET capability.
The current U.S. Air Force's 30-year plan (America's Air Force: A Call to the Future, July 2014) identifies Capability Development as a key area where existing practices fall short and need to be transformed in order to keep pace with new threats and the evolving operational environment.
