"capacity to write" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to someone's ability or potential to write. Example: "As a language model AI, I have the capacity to write thousands of words in a matter of seconds."
I have absolutely no capacity to write poetry, but I can handle haiku.
"It gives them greater relief and greater capacity to write new loans," Mr. Wolf said.
"I have no capacity to write beautifully about sex," Baxter concedes, before providing us with plenty of supporting evidence.
"The words didn't come easily," she says of one character who has discovered her own capacity to write.
But my capacity to write with the kind of ease and fluidity that I once had, it has changed, it really has".
His capacity to write remarkable lyrics and indelible melodies seems to materialise overnight, then dematerialise just as quickly a few years later.
b) The variable Academic Employability Skills (AES) was assessed using six items measuring students' perceptions of their competencies or capacities to write, think critically, solve problems, work effectively with others, lead others, and use new technology.
Sophisticated algorithms like Automated Insights' Wordsmith software are already being used in a journalistic capacity to help write articles mainly financial, data-based stories published on places like Associated Press and Yahoo.
Reduced memory, as well as reduced capacity to read, write, or work in front of a computer made it difficult to keep professional skills updated.
Reasons for ineligibility were being too unwell, symptomatic or distressed to participate (17); unable to understand written and spoken English (13); lack of capacity to give written informed consent (7); no histological confirmation of diagnosis (6); not yet told the diagnosis (1); and 'other' (8).
We ask all parents and offspring who have the capacity to provide written consent after the study procedures are explained and written information is provided.
