"capable of installing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that someone or something is able to do something, usually with some effort. For example, "This handy robot is capable of installing new outlets in seconds."
OxyB is also capable of installing two crosslinks in kistamicin- and complestatin-like substrate peptides.
The platform is also capable of installing the required software components on the appropriate nodes.
Do you even know whether the model of car you drive is capable of installing security updates?
"There are no good curtain wall manufacturers in America," Mr. Abraham said, adding that the project had been held up for a whole year while someone capable of installing the facade could be found.
The lack of such a system means that the Hubble's optical defects will have to be corrected by some future manned space mission capable of installing a new corrective lens.
This might be attributed to a range of factors, including a lack of awareness; a scarcity of urban green infrastructure policies; a lack of examples to give urban designers confidence in the technology; and perhaps also a limited number of professionals capable of installing green infrastructure systems.
Conservative Party manifesto (page 15): "We will secure the delivery of superfast broadband in urban and rural areas to provide coverage to 95% of the UK by the end of 2017, and we will ensure no one is left behind by subsidising the cost of installing superfast capable satellite services in the very hardest to reach areas.
So it's still not a consumer app, but it's getting a lot closer, I'd say in six months we'll have a solution capable of being installed by a grandma.
Ipads, Kindles, laptops, and standard desktop computers are all capable of playing videos, installing apps, and sending texts, and making calls.
The objective was to produce a machine capable of drilling and installing six bolts simultaneously with a limited number of operators.
Mr. Cuomo also pressured the authority to spend tens of millions of dollars to study outfitting M.T.A. bridges with lights capable of choreographed display, install wireless internet and phone-charging ports on buses and paint the state logo on new subway cars.
