The phrase "as capable as the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the abilities or competencies of one entity to another in a specific context.
Example: "She is as capable as the most experienced members of the team when it comes to project management."
Alternatives: "equally capable as the" or "just as capable as the".
That's faster than the D90 but not quite as capable as the D300S.
As P.D.A.'s become as capable as the current generation of desktop computers and cell phones become as capable as the current crop of P.D.A.'s, users will inevitably confront viruses.
But it is widely agreed that Iraqi insurgents are not nearly as capable as the Northern Alliance was in Afghanistan.
Guthrie believes the Mets, who have won 9 of their last 12 games, are just as capable as the A's.
"On the one hand, it's difficult hiring faculty as capable as the students are in new computer technology," Mr. Koshalek says.
It's very inconvenient when the Conservatives are not as capable as the capitalists of New Labour, that Osborne is worse than Darling.
This was a time of rapid naval reform, and he insisted that the ships of the United States Navy should be as capable as those of Great Britain and France, the foremost navies in the world at that time.
The BMW X5 has never struck me as quite as capable as either the Porsche or the Infiniti.
Peter Taylor's Wycombe, who in Scott McGleish and Leon Knight have a front two as capable as any in the division, should make the play-offs for the third time in four years.
She is sponsoring media campaigns, commissioning surveys, conducting mock elections, doing whatever it takes to spread the word that women are as capable as men of running the government of the United States of America.
Could Big Beard be planning something like that?" Maureen Dowd, "We Need Chloe!" June 24 , 2006 "Lulled by our spy thrillers and Tom Clancy novels, we used to take for granted that our intelligence agencies were just as capable as heroes on the screen.
