The phrase 'build capabilities in' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe developing a skill or capacity to do something. For example, "We need to build capabilities in our team to help meet our business goals."
An important goal of a CBPR project is to help build capabilities and capacity in the community to address issues related to the investigation.
The company has also created a sandboxing capability to let developers experiment and build capabilities with these APIs in a safe way.
Intel says it will be able to build wireless capability in every chip within five years, a plan it has dubbed "Radio Free Intel".
We aimed to evaluate teachers' ability to identify and appropriately refer students with possible MHP, and the effectiveness of a psychoeducational strategy to build teachers' capability in this area.
They will work in close partnership to continue that trend and to build out our capabilities in markets across the globe.
Socially-based networks, reinforced by agglomeration externalities, all act as learning mechanisms to build pre-entry capabilities in new ventures, complementing Klepper's inheritance perspective.
All we ask is that they be talented and eager to learn, like Geoffrey :)." Just a year later, Google acquired Hinton's startup, DNNresearch, to build out its capabilities in deep learning.
And in Services, we'll improve processes and build-out capabilities in cloud, security and information.
NewVoiceMedia really stood out to us with its full suite of true cloud, multi-tenant, contact centre capabilities, built entirely in-house," noted Alex Ferrara, partner at Bessemer Venture Partners, in a statement.
But these programs either cannot handle trees with tens of thousands of nodes very well, or do not have the built in capabilities to identify and visualize clusters of nodes based on certain biological properties (such as GO annotations).
