'capability transfer' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of technology, meaning the movement of data and information from one platform to another or the transfer of a skill or knowledge from one context to another. For example: The company successfully completed the capability transfer, allowing them to switch from their legacy system to a new platform.
Capability transfer can take the form of operational resource sharing as well as the transfer of functional and general management skills, each with its respective organizational challenges, requiring different levels of structural integration.
With a focus on capability transfer, their work took a resource-centered stance that was rooted in practitioners' needs as well as the emerging resource-based view of the firm (Penrose 1959), which gained traction in the mid-1990s, comorementraditionalradindustrialdustrial organization-based studies.
Level IV trauma care facilities provide initial evaluation, stabilization, diagnostic capabilities, transfer to a higher level of care when appropriate, and may also provide surgical care when appropriate.
The company is working to give the algorithm conceptual understanding and the capability of transfer learning, which allows humans to apply lessons from one situation to another.
The IEEE802.11b-complied-wireless LAN does not have enough capability to transfer higher-quality video.
In an iterative receiver, a detector is rated on its capability to transfer extrinsic information to the decoder.
During peak periods, the loads with load shifting capability will transfer or reduce consumption, and thus it reduces the high cost of power company.
PLDs have the unique capability to transfer a phosphatidate intermediate to short-chain primary alcohols (acting as substitute for water) resulting in the formation of phosphatidylalcohols [15].
The identification of high-quality embryos in ART remains a priority in order to select those with high potential development and implantation capability for transfer.
A common feature of scaffold proteins is their capability to transfer the bound labile Fe/S cluster to the apo-form of acceptor proteins [ 3, 10, 42].
Low-intensity pulsed ultrasound (LIPUS) is a pressure or sound wave with the capability to transfer mechanical energy into biological tissues [ 21].
