The phrase "capable of switching" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is able to move from one state or condition to another. For example, "This device is capable of switching from a heating to a cooling mode."
These produce molecules called platelet-derived growth factors that are capable of switching on dormant follicles.
Some are capable of switching on a victim's microphone or Web camera.
They are capable of switching on and off 1.5 trillion times a second, making them the world's fastest silicon transistor.
He is capable of switching off in a way that almost no other politician I know of can.
Power generators that are capable of switching their plants to fuels like oil or coal are doing so to mitigate their dependence on gas.
Bounty Killer has one of reggae's greatest voices, capable of switching from a gruff shout to an operatic wail in a single line.
Southgate could do far worse than take a close look at a player capable of switching the lights back on for England.
They convinced me that they had been speaking to an academic audience at Harvard, but they were quite capable of switching languages".
Ericsson has demonstrated mobile-phone technology capable of switching between existing cellular networks and faster so-called third-generation systems, a spokesman, Mads Madsen, said.
Parthenogenic species may be obligate (that is, incapable of sexual reproduction) or facultative (that is, capable of switching between parthenogenesis and sexual reproduction depending upon environmental conditions).
One is to ignore the dilemma: Verizon Wireless will launch one handset later this year capable of switching between the incompatible networks, and three more next year.
