The phrase "capability is compromised" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that a person or thing's ability to do something has been hindered or weakened. Example: Due to the budget cuts, our team's capability is compromised and we are not able to take on additional projects at this time.
Behaviourally, varying speed may be advantageous if it reduces conspicuousness of juveniles to predators or increases unpredictability (Humphries and Driver, 1970), especially when maximum swimming capabilities are compromised at lower temperatures.
Thus, when the p Ka of the nucleobase is below 3 or higher than 10, the base-pairing capability with complementary partner is compromised, perhaps, also due to an increase in hydrophilic character of the heterocycles.
Overall, our present study showed that the proliferative capability of undifferentiated spermatogonia, including spermatogonial stem cells, is compromised at an early postnatal age by VRK1-deficiency.
We believe that it is necessary to study the security and privacy preservation capabilities of biometric hashing especially when the secret key is compromised.
This could explain why the transforming capability of Aurora A in human cells is detected mainly when the p53 pathway is compromised.
LTM specificity is compromised.
If the defending country does not invest in overcoming each new threat to its capability by technology, new types of weapons, increasing the stock of current weapons, or all three options simultaneously it will risk a reduction in the probability of nonattack that is, its deterrence capability will be compromised.
Additionally, the drug delivery capabilities can be compromised if any of the major components is removed.
The security guard's priapic capabilities may be compromised, but these guys are clearly firing on all cylinders, as are Filsonik and Jesse Calosso who are in the Great Gallery spinning a selection of tough techy cuts.
