"breakthrough capability" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a new technology, skill, or solution that has the potential to solve a difficult problem. For example, "The new computer software has the breakthrough capability to make complex financial calculations in seconds."
The scheme here introduced offers breakthrough capabilities that are expected to radically improve both the pace and the productivity of biomedical research, creating an access revolution.
For all this, the scheme here introduced offers breakthrough capabilities that are expected to radically improve both the pace and the productivity of biomedical research, creating an access revolution.
The British programme was far more ingenious, a real breakthrough in capability, albeit one which critics say meant an even bigger potential intrusion into the private lives of ordinary people.
"Beyond our excitement for the match itself, our team is very motivated by the possibilities that Watson's breakthrough computing capabilities hold for building a smarter planet and helping people in their business tasks and personal lives".
This very significant breakthrough in DNA sequencing capability heralds a new era in medicine.
"Fifth- and sixth-generation cadres have yet to display originality of thinking and capability for breakthroughs in governance," Lam wrote.
"SoftBank invests in market-leading companies that dramatically improve the customer experience and expand markets through breakthrough technology and data capabilities," said SoftBank Managing Director David Thevenon, in a statement.
Chief of Naval Research Rear Admiral Matthew L. Klunder, in somewhat ominous language, hailed the weapons test as a major technological breakthrough, so outclassing enemy capabilities as "to ensure our sailors and marines are never in a fair fight".
In recent years, research in ANNs has resurged, now under the deep-learning umbrella, and grown extremely popular due to major breakthroughs in computing capabilities, attracting considerable attention from both academia and industry.
The launch demonstrated North Korea's right to develop a "peaceful and independent" space programme, but the announcer noted that it marked a "breakthrough in boosting our national defence capability".
But it was clear then that they had a special idea and the unique capability to build a breakthrough product to deliver on their vision.
