"capability to connect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the ability of someone or something to create a connection between two or more things. For example: "The computer program has the capability to connect two different systems together."
The HW-F850 has plenty of modern conveniences, like a wireless connection to an included 8-inch powered subwoofer, and the capability to connect wirelessly with any Samsung TV for a cable-free system (and through an HDMI slot for other TVs).
Tablet technology — with its capability to connect students, individualize instruction and engage youth — is seen as the next big thing in education.
Yahoo to Add Online Services Using Set-Top byxes by TiVo Yahoo and TiVo plan to announce a deal that will connect Yahoo's vast online service to TiVo's set-top boxes, which, in addition to recording television programs, have a largely unused capability to connect to the Internet.
Despite supporting third-party applications, without an Android smartphone the Smartwatch 2 simply tells the time and provides timers and alarms; it has no built-in capability to connect to the internet or access the third-party apps, which are serviced from the smartphone.
It has the capability to connect via an existing wireless network or using old fashioned wires.
In addition, Apprenda announced the capability to connect Windows Server 2012 environments with cloud-based Windows Azure resources.
With increasingly mobile workforces, there are multiple ways you can use location services and image capabilities to connect employees more effectively and share information more efficiently.
A hub for Yale's leadership development activities, the center has been designed with advanced technological capabilities to connect Beijing with New Haven and other locations around the world.
Facebook allows brands to project a more 'human' feel with more capabilities to connect with the audience - especially with its Live Video feature.
The social network has been steadily upgrading its capabilities to connect people in the wake of a crisis or natural disaster.
It is definitely true to declare that without InChI as an enabling technology ChemSpider is unlikely to have progressed at the pace it did, it would be a lot less functional in terms of its capabilities to connect to chemistry on the internet and would not hold its present prominence as one of the primary community resources for chemists online.
