"capacity buildup" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a gradual increase in the capacity of an organization or system over the course of a period of time. For example: "The company experienced a sustained capacity buildup, allowing it to expand its offerings and enter new markets."
Encouraging Iraqis to emerge from three decades of dictatorship and embrace a vibrant civil society including labor unions, artist guilds and professional associations, could be more difficult than anticipated, the civil society capacity buildup working group cautioned: "The people's main concern has become basic survival and not building their civil society".
The losses are a result of a capacity buildup the company has undertaken, and the more than 5,900 miles of fiber optic already installed.
For an innovative product characterized by short product lifecycle and high demand uncertainty, investment in capacity buildup has to be done cautiously.
For instance, an in vivo overexpression of Aβ42 in fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster) neurons causes progressive impairment of their degradative capacity and buildup of increasingly dysfunctional AVs [ 74].
Glen Luepnitz, a nutrition expert, monitors Torres's protein-laden diet of six meals a day, and he draws her blood every two weeks to analyze her oxygen-carrying capacity, lactic acid buildup and immune system.
We also introduce a second phenomenological regulatory function into the model as the empirically observed upper buildup capacity for protein deposition in fish [ 35].
Protein deposition in fish has an upper buildup capacity, which was found empirically to be approximately 18-19 g protein per 100 g body weight, depending on size and age [ 35].
Long-haul communications networks are struggling with steep sales declines after a feverish buildup in capacity.
Under the currently considered scenario, the dominant constraint for the storage capacity is the pressure buildup.
The memos released yesterday are designed to show that Winnick knew Global Crossing –like many other telecommunications companies would inevitably collapse in the wake of a huge buildup in capacity, just a fraction of which would ever be put to productive use.
Mechanistic insight into neurodegeneration following CSPα-inoperation remains limited but ultimately a reduction in synaptic folding capacity and a progressive buildup of unfolded presynaptic client proteins most likely creates a situation where the integrity of synaptic terminals is compromised.
