"capacity of collecting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the ability or potential to gather or accumulate something. Example: The company's success can be attributed to its strong capacity of collecting valuable data and using it to inform strategic decisions.
The dripper discharge was measured by the volumetric method by separating the capacity of collected water under the dripper to the irrigation time of three hours.
Top intelligence and national security officials — including the top general of NATO — have warned that the United States' depth of knowledge and capacity for collecting information on Russia is not up to snuff, given the stakes of the conflicts at hand and the threat an unpredictable Kremlin poses to U.S. interests.
We used a covariate approach to analyze sporulation capacity because our method of collecting spores pooled across all the pustules on a given leaf.
As part of a process of building capacities for collecting and using local data for planning public services under devolved local government in Pakistan, together with district personnel we undertook representative household surveys in four districts.
"We've used it sparingly," Mr. Rogers said of the capacity to collect records of telephone calls and Internet traffic.
The strengthening of capacity to collect, validate, analyse and use data will require an information cultural transformation at all levels, as recognised in the 2009 Health Information Systems Strategic Plan [ 42, 43].
Thirty-one of the 39 respondents said that they are experiencing challenges in managing and using IST data, such as a lack of capacity to collect and analyse data as well as to follow up with trainees after training.
Yet there are huge challenges in assessing health systems in middle and low-income settings due to scarce or poor quality data, and a lack of capacity to collect, analyze and use data.
