The phrase "at all capable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the extent of someone's ability or competence in a particular context.
Example: "I doubt he is at all capable of completing the project on time given his track record."
Alternatives: "in any way capable" or "remotely capable".
"It's become obvious that Tepco is not at all capable of leading the cleanup," he said.
And 61percentt of the not-very-digital firms view their IT organization as not at all capable.
About 45percentt saw their IT organization as moderately capable, while over a third believe their internal IT organization is not at all capable of executing the digital agenda, rating them 1 to 4 on a 10-point scale.
"All things done in the world, are done either immediately by God himself, or by created intelligent beings: matter being evidently not at all capable of any laws or powers whatsoever".
But there is little if any indication that they are at all capable of doing this.
Further studies will also have to address whether HP1γ is at all capable of interacting with ADNP in cells.
"We want something like Graeme McDowell achieved at Pebble Beach and we're all capable of doing that.
With that list of collaborators — all capable at the art of building tension with movies such as "Alien" and "Spy Game" to their credit— it's no surprise the miniseries excels when it falls into nail-biting territory.
There would be different fundamental principles for visual and auditory experience, for example, as well as possible principles for beings not like us at all, but capable of having their own kind of sensory knowledge.
MRAP constructs with luciferase engineered onto either the N or C terminus and MRAP with EYFP at the N terminus were all capable of supporting the functional expression of the MC2R when transfected individually with MC2R into HEK293 cells (Fig. 1A), indicating that the presence of the luminescent or fluorescent moiety does not impede the trafficking and signaling role of the MRAP molecule.
Might is right, and we're all capable of violence at any moment.
