The phrase "capable officer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an officer who possesses the necessary skills and competence to perform their duties effectively.
Example: "The committee was impressed by the capable officer's ability to handle complex situations with ease."
Alternatives: "competent officer" or "skilled officer."
"I know Officer Boss to be a very calm and capable officer," he said.
By the end of the war, Model had gained a reputation as a capable officer with great potential.
Theophanes also singles out the loss of the capable officer Diogenes, a tourmarches (division commander) of the Anatolics.
An experienced and capable officer, Lipsett was popular with both his men and his superiors and his death was considered "a deplorable loss to the Division".
Here they were put under the command of Brigadier General John Pershing, a highly capable officer who had skipped three ranks by being promoted from Captain to Brigadier General for his exceptional service during the Philippine-American War.
That same year, Complex and GamingBolt both included her among the greatest video game mascots, and GamesRadar staff included this "highly capable officer" among the 30 best characters in the three decades of Capcom's history.
"This what brave and capable officers do," a senior general told me this morning.
"There are some extremely capable officers who would survive very well in the British army," says Colonel Hugh Blackman, commander of the British-led training team.
"I was told that the case is now under his watch and he has assigned two of his most senior and capable officers to the investigation," she said "I feel reassured by this development because the investigation has gone from them basically doing nothing and saying they were just waiting for the forensic tests to come back to them treating it as a potential murder investigation.
This left the fleet with primarily raw recruits and less capable officers.
The change of religion was widely perceived to be a factor in his rapid promotion above more capable officers.
