"carrier capacity" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is often used in the context of shipping goods, as in the sentence: "The carrier capacity of this vessel is 30 tons."
We gave up our carrier capacity for a period of years, and cut manpower in all three services but especially in the navy and air force.
IAG's traffic data for the third quarter has been strong with premium traffic exceeding legacy carrier capacity and long haul benefiting from industrial action at competitors.
"One of the pressures on Lufthansa profitability is Gulf carrier capacity into Germany, offering well-scheduled one-stops to a large number of Asian destinations".
Most Smartphones had one radio carrier capacity.
The external magnetic increases the carrier capacity and leads to a change in resistivity ρ.
They'll then receive an offer that's based on details like the device brand, model, carrier, capacity, color and condition.
As the guided-missile cruiser has evolved into an escort for aircraft carriers, it has ceased to be built by navies that have allowed their large carrier capacities to expire.
Some 3G USB cards were also used, with two radio carriers capacity.
Last summer, the carrier cut capacity by 3.1percentt.
To clinch the deal, Mr. Son raised his bid, while reducing the amount of capital it would inject into Sprint, raising concerns among some analysts that the move would hurt the American carrier's capacity to invest in network infrastructure.
The company bills itself as a carriers' carrier, selling capacity to more than 62 telecoms such as Cable & Wireless, Sprint and Deutsche Telekom.
