The phrase "awesome capabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe impressive or remarkable features or skills of a person, product, or system.
Example: "The new software has awesome capabilities that can significantly enhance our productivity."
Alternatives: "impressive features" or "remarkable abilities.".
I sampled those awesome capabilities recently at Monticello, where the private racing club kicked off the Radical Driving Experience.
"Personal Best" is agog with wonder at the women before its camera, at the awesome capabilities of the human body and at the staggering variety of human potential.
Becketts and Copse, in particular, are daunting tests for man and machine - and provide spectators with a glimpse of an F1 car's awesome capabilities.
There are very few places better on earth to appreciate the awesome capabilities of a grand prix car than to stand on the spectator bank at the entry to Becketts.
Such awesome capability can be misused too easily by people in power in Washington.
Samsung recently announced that the Galaxy S III and its awesome NFC capabilities will allow users to open their hotel room doors with the phone (instead of a keycard), courtesy of a deal with the Holiday Inn in Statford city.
Though it still has an awesome military capability, America's capacity to impose its will in any enduring fashion has been diminished irreversibly.
Really, really awesome augmented reality capabilities, all based on the phone's ability to recognize what's around it.
Besides being a superb music device, the Web browsing capabilities are awesome.
As awesome as Hubble's capabilities are, the venerable telescope has given us only a blobby perspective on these worlds, and in the case of Pluto even the word "blob" describes way more detail than we actually have.
It shows that not only does the game look like it's going to be awesome, it demonstrates the different capabilities that the different platforms it's made for have.
