The phrase 'capable of calculating' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an entity that can figure things out, count or determine a result through a series of mathematical operations. For example: "The scientist designed an advanced computer system capable of calculating complex equations."
In this study, we have revealed that the computational thermodynamic approach and first-principles density-functional-theory (DFT) calculations are capable of calculating the SFE for developing and designing ternary Co-based alloys with low SFE and excellent mechanical properties.
The model calculations proved that the extended EMF theory is capable of calculating satisfactorily the elastic properties of lotus metals.
This limitation becomes more evident in current-generation hTEE systems that lack software capable of calculating end-systolic and end-diastolic volumes and hence performing automatic ejection fraction calculation.
The apparatus automatically records the results and is frequently capable of calculating the degree of accuracy of the identification.
The thing about computers is that they are simultaneously very clever and utterly mindless: they are capable of calculating everything and understanding nothing.
The reservations technology used by Travelocity Business is different from the one used on Travelocity, and is not yet capable of calculating a total price, according to the company.
Precipitation, for example, tends to form in systems about 6 miles wide, but current models are only capable of calculating points that are separated by a minimum of 12 miles, which means that many "weather events" fall between the cracks and catch us unawares.
MaxLife is capable of calculating optimal data aggregation structures and thereby extending network lifetime.
Furthermore, the leader is capable of calculating the follower's best response to any imposed plan.
If multiple solutions occur the false transient method is not capable of calculating all profiles.
2.2 is Step 1, which demands an algorithm capable of calculating the kth best single-objective solutions.
