'capabilities to perform' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about someone's or something's ability to do something. For example, "The software has impressive capabilities to perform complex calculations."
While thus sequestered, the lymphocytes differentiate, or acquire the capabilities to perform specialized tasks.
Emily DeSantis, a spokeswoman for the state's Department of Environmental Conservation, wrote in an e-mail that the company had "demonstrated it has the needed expertise and capabilities to perform services D.E.C. required".
We devise distributed LMS and RLS algorithms with link selection capabilities to perform distributed estimation.
This enabled Singapore to develop the necessary capabilities to perform full reviews for first-in-the-world products that had not been registered elsewhere (Wong & Lim 2003).
Self-efficacy has been defined as the confidence in one's own capabilities to perform an action required to deal with prospective situations (Bandura 1982).
Capabilities to perform independent evaluation remain strategically critical and this ensures support for regional biomedical research and development growth population (Patel et al. 2017).
One example of such an individual experience is self-efficacy, namely a belief in one's personal capability to perform given actions, an important prerequisite for learning, and a predictor for performance.
Performance is then quantified on the basis of the structure's capability to perform its required function.
The Ministry of Defence said the RAF jets, loaded with laser-guided bombs and missiles, were equipped with the capability to perform an attack role.
