"capabilities to function" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the abilities or skills needed to perform a particular task or activity. Example: The new software has advanced capabilities to function efficiently in a variety of operating systems.
Attention is also focusing on broadening the moles' capabilities to function as the primary machine of the whole tunneling system.
Each person is to be sustained throughout her life, so far as this is feasible, in the capabilities to function at a satisfactory level in all of the ways necessary for full membership and participation in democratic society.
In other words, those interpersonal evaluations should be conceptualized in terms of people's capabilities to function, that is, their effective opportunities to undertake actions and activities that they have reason to value, and be the person that they have reason to want to be.
Also, being an integrate-and-fire neuron, it has an inherent capability to function as a coincidence detector.
In a Chinese dataset (samples from patients with gastric cancer), although Helicobacter was found to be absent, Wolinella (another member of the Helicobacteraceae family) was seen to be dominated and acted as the hub of the network, suggesting its capability to function like Helicobacter.
What CQ measures is the capability to function effectively in a variety of national, ethnic and organizational settings.
Developed by Amartya Sen, the capability approach advocates that programmes are evaluated based on their impact on the extent to which a person is able (has the capability) to function in a particular way [26].
Notably, phosphoserine and serine-O-GlcNAc have multiple hydrogen bond acceptor lone pairs, suggesting their capability to function similarly.
The Alr4641 protein was assessed for its capability to function as a molecular chaperone employing the malate dehydrogenase (MDH) aggregation assay.
