The phrase "establish capacity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to the process of creating or developing the ability or power to do something. Example: The company has been working hard to establish its capacity to meet the increasing demands of the market.
Unfortunately, regional monitoring protocols have no established capacity to provide this information.
Planning for the double cohort began 6 years ago, when the government established capacity working groups that engaged members of COU and the Association of Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology of Ontario.
Yet this weekend, we had a number of opportunities to see them perform in their most established capacity - most excitingly catching them perform in a literal cupboard-under-the-stairs as part of a special 'Red Bull Music Academy presents Optimo' set.
Given Power's established capacity to elevate humanitarian concerns into U.S. foreign policy deliberations about intervention in other countries' affairs, Obama's selection of Power to represent the country at the United Nations should be read as the president's desire to restore credibility to U.S. claims of moral authority on global human rights issues.
My position on climate change derives from a combination of factors: my personal conclusions on the ethics; the objective conclusions of the science as reflected in the long-term analysis of the International Panel of Climate Change scientists; and the established capacity of national and international public policy to make a difference in shaping climate futures.
Establishing capacity was often seen as difficult.
Establishing capacity among residents and indecision were among the main challenges reported by staff.
However, some DRR initiatives, which have effectively established capacity at the central level of governments, were not widely understood or owned at school and community levels.
