"capability to offer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something's ability or potential to provide something. Example: Our company prides itself on its capability to offer exceptional customer service, guided by our team of highly trained professionals.
"We didn't have the technical capability to offer them one year ago".
If they had the capability to offer DSL sooner, why didnt they?
Integrating open-source technologies gives 3Scale the capability to offer affordable API management services.
The deal with GoInstant extends its capability to offer fully integrated, real-time social collaboration.
Converged infrastructures give the server makers the capability to offer all-in-one solutions that integrate compute, storage and networking.
If it does mean the capability to offer on-demand, self-service capabilities then sure, that's awesome.
"Gap has the capabilities to offer a better browsing experience than what's available for buying shoes online today," said Carrie A. Johnson, a retail analyst with the online consultancy Forrester Research.
The Lot combines the city's ever-sprawling musical tastes, the community-incubating effect of a brick-and-mortar location, and a full spectrum of Web capabilities to offer a truly unique radio experience.
"Our goal is to make the AT&T brand on local phone service as ubiquitous as possible," said Richard J. Martin, an executive at AT&T. "Each of the businesses that we have created has been given the capabilities to offer voice telephone service, and they will each be able to use the AT&T brand in marketing those services".
"If NATO does not have a force that is quick and agile, that can deploy in days or weeks rather than months or years, then it will not have capabilities to offer the world in the 21st century," Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld told his NATO colleagues in Warsaw.
Weifund's platform utilizes Ethereum's Smart Contract capabilities to offer customizable solutions to contributors.
