"capability for innovation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you want to refer to a person's capacity or potential for creating new or improved products, ideas, or processes. For example: "Our CEO has a strong capability for innovation, and it has turned our company into a leader in the technology industry."
The index varies between 0 and 10 points summing up two main components: capabilities for innovation and results (output).
The resources and capabilities for innovation strategies explored included: know-how, organizational structure design, organizational culture, how projects are done and entrepreneurial capacity.
Secondly, we contribute to understanding of how firms in transition economies build 'indigenous' capabilities for innovation by drawing attention to the interplay of foreign and domestic control of agents' innovation.
It has improved citizens' sense of right and wrong, corporate competitiveness, government capabilities for innovation, and the CPC's capabilities for error correction, laying a solid foundation for national self-confidence.
The analyst called the company's valuation "attractive," citing strong sales momentum and the company's capability for product innovation.
Nonetheless, common and complementary capabilities among actors, a combination of cognitive distance and similar capabilities is advantageous for innovation (Boschma, 2005).
"It shows our capability of innovation," Fasulo tells TechCrunch.
Milton said McDonald's shares are "compelling" at the current valuation, given the company's strong momentum in sales and capability for new product innovation.
"We are building an exciting new enterprise with very strong financial, commercial, scientific and product development capabilities, which creates a powerful platform for innovation," Henri A. Termeer, Genzyme's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.
