"emerging capabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to newly developed skills, abilities, or most commonly, technology. For example: "The emerging capabilities of artificial intelligence have been revolutionary to the business landscape."
We dedicate considerable resource to assessing these emerging capabilities.
"They will probably incorporate the emerging capabilities of wireless connectivity, and peer review ratings".
These emerging capabilities could make it easier to produce and spread fake audio, images, and video, adding to the challenges of dealing with propaganda and misinformation online.
Randy Bean is founder and CEO of NewVantage Partners, thought leaders and management consultants in innovation through Big Data and emerging capabilities.
Challenging hands-on, group project work that builds esteem and matches your daughter's interests and emerging capabilities in such subjects as music, sports, nutrition, fashion, and building trades.
This article reviews current metrics standards, discusses emerging capabilities that present new challenges for metric evaluation, and highlights early work toward addressing those challenges.
Because DPM is an emerging capability, businesses will certainly face some challenges as they implement it.
But there is also an emerging capability to gain insights on business customers.
Around the 1980s there was a transformative change in our thinking, with the emerging capability of fast computers and Earth system modeling.
The report described by Dr. Malone calls for "a searching re‐examination of our societal value preference" in the light of an emerging capability to alter our atmospheric environ ment.
Distance learning is another emerging capability of interconnected computers, particularly useful in matching locales where certain teaching specialties are unavailable with places that have the right people and the right knowledge.
