"capability to capture" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the ability or capacity to take or hold something. You can use it in a sentence when describing someone or something's ability to capture something. Example: The state-of-the-art camera has the capability to capture clear images even in low light conditions.
Therefore financial institutions are investing heavily in their capability to capture and analyse this new type of data.
The archive also has the capability to capture and deliver multiple file formats including text, video, audio, and image files.
These networks now incorporate more cameras than ever before and have the capability to capture and record dynamic scene.
The financial software used by the district does not have the capability to capture images of checks printed, only vendor names and numbers that are saved.
The DataSpace repository also has the capability to capture and deliver multiple file formats including text, video, audio, and image files.
Modern measurement techniques are improving in capability to capture spatial displacement fields occurring in deformed structures with high precision and in a quasi-continuous manner.
The considered configuration features strong extinction and reignition and therefore poses a stringent test of the model's capabilities to capture finite-rate chemistry effects.
The spatiotemporal distribution of the altimeter tracks available in the study area might compromise the mapping capabilities to capture coastal and fine-scale features.
This procedure with its unique capabilities to capture the influence of load migration, boundary conditions and different tributary areas is presented herein and illustrated through examples.
The numerical part of the paper deals with the implementation of CFD modelling capabilities to capture the physics of thermal-fluid processes in the micro-scale and to validate the models against the experimental data.
