"capabilities built" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to skills or abilities that have been developed or acquired over time. Example: The new training program has greatly improved our employees' capabilities built in data analysis, allowing them to make more informed decisions.
But it has always had some video playback capabilities built into the Safari browser on the iPhone.
Instead of us paying Amazon a fee to use its AI capabilities – built with our data – Amazon should be required to pay that fee to us.
"In effect, BlackBerry now offers the same experience as its key rivals on Android and iOS, while offering the extra security capabilities built into the BlackBerry platform".
I tried three Internet filters -- Net Nanny, Cyber Patrol and We-Blocker -- as well as the filtering capabilities built into the Web browsers Internet Explorer and Netscape Communicator.
The watch has no voice capabilities built into it, and you cannot type replies on it, though you can send canned, prewritten responses like "Busy now".
That would involve the new phones at last getting NFC - Near Field Communications - capabilities built in.
You may already have some of this capability built in to your router and you just need to activate it.
Buyers included companies trying to comply with the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act of 1994, which requires that communications systems have a wiretapping capability built in.
Indeed, in his short tenure as prime minister, Mr. Barak's policies began to erode Israel's capability, built over decades, to deter aggression.
Current quick-charging, such as those using Qualcomm's Quick Charge or the faster charging capability built into the new USB-C connector takes around an hour to fully charge a large smartphone battery.
Is there an advantage to having a phone capability built in?
