"combination of capacities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the various abilities or skills that a person possesses. Example: The job required a unique combination of capacities, including strong analytical skills, excellent communication abilities, and the ability to work well under pressure.
The United States does not have the capacity to fix Europe — or at least not the combination of capacity, funding and political will that a solution would require.
Based on the simulation of strain distribution induced by lithiation, the nanostructure has been designed for Sn-C electrodes of smaller Sn particles embedded in matrix with large elastic modulus and proper thickness to obtain optimized combination of capacity and cycleability.
Then, "congestion gears" are described defining such a gear as a combination of capacity phenomena that triggers a reduction in capacity.
The combination of capacity and needs resulted in a unique version of the medium-duty Newton truck, with both rear and side access, as well as a top speed of 55 mph and the ability to carry more than 16,000 pounds.
The second factor was a combination of capacity to perform at work and meet needs of the community, as well as support provided including communication devices, supervisory visits and allowances from the Integrated Programme.
Current approaches to in silico analysis of essentiality and epistasis in metabolism employ flux balance analysis (FBA), a linear programming (LP) based approach that optimizes biomass production subject to a given combination of capacity constraints on reactions [ 3].
Luthans, Youssef and Avolio, (2007) assert the combination of these capacities represent what has been termed psychological capital.
The combination of these capacities used by firms can explain their difference in knowledge trajectories, alliance strategies, organizational configurations and innovation performance.
As an example of this "adaptable multi-lateral sprawl," the 2014 Ebola response in West Africa required a combination of specific capacities that did not exist in one monolithic organization.
