The phrase "exploit the capabilities" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to take advantage of or make use of the abilities or features of something or someone. Example: "To succeed in this project, we must exploit the capabilities of our team members and utilize their strengths effectively."
The primary purpose of the zone coding system was to fully exploit the capabilities of electronic reading and sorting equipment.
It takes developers to exploit the capabilities of new consoles, which is why games released around the same time only hint at the possibilities of the hardware.
Just after the launch of PlayStation 4, the machine's designer Mark Cerny said it would be three years before we saw studios starting to truly exploit the capabilities of the hardware – for example, using the graphics processor for other tasks such as collision detection and physics to boost performance.
In an interview, Peter Klein, the chief financial officer of Microsoft, said that in some cases, sales of Windows 8 were hurt by the limited availability of computers with touch screens that more fully exploit the capabilities of the software: "We need to do more of those".
We further exploit the capabilities of local search for LCSP by designing a Tabu search algorithm.
To exploit the capabilities of GPS for height purposes, the geoid should be determined in an area.
In this paper, we exploit the capability of mobile agent technology to construct an active network architecture.
It can be easily realized that the conventional constant or binary power of SU does not fully exploit the capability of the co-existing transmission.
However, this demonstration does not exploit the capability of the descriptions of statistical models, because descriptions of qualities measured by items in the ABS lack sophistication.
In order to exploit the capability of ECW for localized heating and current drive over a range of plasma radii in ITER, the ECH&CD upper port launching system must have a beam steering capability.
