The phrase 'capable or not' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used as a question asking someone whether they are capable of doing something, as in the example, "Are you capable of completing this task or not?".
Capable or not, even in his dotage, Sumner Redstone managed to get the last, nasty word.
The party will call for reform that also looks at the barriers disabled people face when looking for work, rather than simply assessing whether someone is capable or not of working.
Aiming at gathering further evidence about the molecular-level mechanisms of the polymer polymer aqueous biphasic systems (ABSs), systematic studies on the vapor liquid and liquid liquid equilibria of several ternary aqueous solutions of two water soluble polymers capable or not of inducing phase separation were performed at 298.15 K.
Mendelssohn supports the notion that the soul is simple and thus indestructible by noting that certain features of the soul, namely, the unifying character of consciousness and the identity of self-consciousness, cannot be derived from anything composite, whether those composite parts be capable or not of thinking.
Whether you feel capable or not.
It could potentially be difficult to improve independence in an environment where policies require residents to be assisted in certain activities, whether they are capable or not.
Modern diesel-electric submarines, AIP-capable or not, are thus affordable weapons platforms for many navies around the world that wish to defend their own coastal areas against all potential enemies, even nuclear powers.
"Most likely, they could not do otherwise, or were not capable, or didn't know how to avoid having to make such a decision".
I'm always surprised after the races when I go to thank her pushers and they respond by thanking me because they've had a great time, too".. Roussillon stressed that the ASA has many opportunities to volunteer for those who aren't capable or don't want to compete in the races.
And if a woman in this setting cannot make a positive impression or assert her value as a prospective vendor, partner, employee/consultant, then maybe she's actually not qualified or capable enough – or not wanting it.
None of us walked a mile in her shoes, none of us know what she felt capable of or not.
