The phrase "atomic capability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, military, or scientific discussions, often referring to the ability to utilize or develop nuclear technology or weapons.
Example: "The country has invested heavily in its atomic capability to ensure national security and technological advancement."
Alternatives: "nuclear capability" or "atomic power".
Commoditization describes when an atomic capability becomes tradable/sellable.
Iran's leaders watched North Korea's Kim Jong Il preempt Western force by demonstrating atomic capability.
The question of North Korea's atomic capability was thrust to the headlines when Pyongyang on Thursday threatened the United States with a nuclear strike.
Experts say North Korea is years away from being able to hit continental America with a nuclear weapon despite a decades-long push toward an atomic capability.
Yet there are still those who question the severity of the Iranian threat and even regard Western determination to deny Iran atomic capability as rank hypocrisy, given the nuclear capacity on both sides of the Atlantic.
The Administration, he said, merely opposes the creation of small, national atomic capabilities.
North Korea has processed 8,000 spent fuel rods that could be used for nuclear bombs, but does not intend to export its atomic capabilities, a top North Korean official was quoted as saying by China's official news agency.
A sense of insecurity infected the highest levels of Westminster; to her Finchley constituents, Thatcher spoke fearfully of Moscow's atomic capabilities and asked how long it would be before a Red Square appeared in democratic Europe.
A sense of insecurity now infected every level of the White House: at Harvard, meanwhile, a young German-Jewish political scientist called Henry Kissinger contemplated Moscow's atomic capabilities: how long before a Red Square appeared in the heart of the democratic west?
Saddam is hell-bent on achieving atomic bombs, atomic capabilities, as soon as he can".
Israel will not allow Iran to achieve military nuclear capability and an atomic bomb that would threaten "not only Israel but Italy, Europe and the entire world," Netanyahu said. .
