"desirable capability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use this phrase to describe something desirable that a person or thing has or is able to do. For example, "My greatest desirable capability is the ability to fix anything."
This is a very desirable capability for a molecular descriptor [3].
Flowsheet controllability and resiliency analysis is a desirable capability in the early stages of process design.
A multi-level cell in RRAM is a desirable capability for high-density memory and neuromorphic computing system applications.
The assessment of uncertainty is a desirable capability for thermal hydraulic codes allowing the achievement of uncertainty associated with any code calculation results.
Despite the achievements made with the NWs, which yield many attractive features and desirable capability for potential applications, there are still many more new approaches coming up to further improve the integrated density.
Ozone is currently commercially employed in pulp and paper production for bleaching, as it offers the desirable capability to disrupt unsaturated bonds in lignin through an ionic reaction known as ozonolysis.
Rather, we aim at providing insights into the design principles of the 5G wireless systems, particularly on the desirable capabilities in the device level.
The desirable capabilities of sensing materials originate from their numerous functional parameters, which can be tailored to meet specific sensing needs.
Both tests show that the wireless DAQ system is able to provide desirable capabilities as well as the wired one for the embedded thin film sensors in cutting inserts.
An important challenge in practice is to steer a course between an overly prescriptive listing of desirable capabilities by, say, academic philosophers and an overly subjective listing that might be prone to problems such as adaptive preferences (for helpful discussions, see Robeyns 2005, 2006, and Wolff and De-Shalit 2007).
Thereby, the maturity levels indicate an organization's current (or desirable) capabilities with regard to a specific class of entities (objects, application domains) (Rosemann and de Bruin 2005) meaning that if those capabilities are fulfilled, a certain level of maturity is achieved.
