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The phrase "capable of conducting" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to someone or something having the ability to do something. For example: "The engineer was capable of conducting complex engineering tasks."
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Conductive yarns, as per their name sounds, are capable of conducting electricity through them.
Unlike AM2 channel, whose proton conductance is asymmetric (from viral exterior to interior), BM2 channel is capable of conducting proton in both directions.
It is capable of conducting some electricity, but not much.
Almost nobody thinks the state capable of conducting an impartial investigation into such matters.
Officials say they are capable of conducting two sets of talks at the same time.
Both electrodes are immersed in an aqueous electrolyte capable of conducting an electric current.
Black phosphorus is more inert and is capable of conducting electricity.
And never doubt for a moment that our leaders are capable of conducting such experiments on humans.
But the government of President Pervez Musharraf has refused the offers, saying it was capable of conducting any investigations itself.
Ajjaj said Aleppo now lacks a hospital capable of conducting surgical procedures as a consequence of government and Russian airstrikes.
Senate Republicans say that existing Congressional panels with authority over emergency response agencies are capable of conducting the investigation.
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