The phrase "develop the capacities of" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe an action that helps someone to gain skills, knowledge, or abilities. For example, "The new educational program was designed to develop the capacities of disadvantaged students."
On the basis of their common knowledge of violations of publicity, their members will develop the capacities of public reason to cross and negotiate boundaries and differences between persons, groups, and cultures.
The project aims to develop the capacities of parents and community leaders so they can participate and support their children throughout the education process.
"The good news is that Indonesia has a National Youth Law which emphasizes the need to develop the capacities of young people," said Angela Kearney.
To describe the effects of a broad empowerment programme among female sex workers (FSWs) in Bangalore, India, which seeks to develop the capacities of these women to address the issues that threaten their lives and livelihoods.
UNICEF will carry on supporting the Malagasy Ministries of Justice and Health and Family Planning in doing so, and continue to work at the community level to disseminate information and develop the capacities of key stakeholders such as local police, magistrates, social workers, administrative officials and Fokotany chiefs.
The main goals of the Pragati programme are to 1) reduce transmission of HIV and STIs, 2) improve the well-being of FSWs, and 3) develop the capacities of the women to protect and respond to key threats to their lives and livelihoods.
The challenge is to develop the capacity of the service provider, such that when the aid programme finishes they can carry on".
"Our Afghan partners need the support of coalition forces while we grow and develop the capacity of the Afghan army and police.
Similarly, an initial focus on supply-side efforts to mobilise and place capital overlooked the critical need to actively develop the capacity of initiatives to absorb and use capital effectively.
The role of private foundations and social investors is not necessarily just as the end investor, but to develop the capacity of the sector, to take the risk inherent in building demonstration models and to develop the data and evaluation systems that will allow the growth of the impact investing market.
'Asia Pacific countries must continue to develop the capacity of the ECCE system'.
