The phrase "export capabilities" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is usually used in the context of an organization's ability to send goods, services, or technology to another country. For example, "Our company has excellent export capabilities and is well-positioned to take advantage of international trade opportunities."
The country remains far from recovering its export capabilities, which provide up to 80percentt of its foreign currency.
Tilegrams provides intricate functionality for tweaking state proportions to be statistically accurate, and is relatively versatile in its export capabilities.
This domestic use of oil ultimately limits the export capabilities of the kingdom, the biggest oil producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
David Shark, a senior American trade official, said these policies "would have their most serious detrimental effects on precisely those poorer developing countries that already have such limited agricultural export capabilities".
On Tuesday prices rose to nearly $94 a barrel ahead of a weekly stockpile report for the country.Reports suggest prices were also buoyed by continuing uncertainty over Libya's export capabilities.
Geni has export capabilities now, import is coming soon.
"To this end, it aims to strengthen the overall export capability on the eastern coast of the U.A.E".
Although Shadow makes the entire ray trace it has limited graphics and export capability that are features of Zemax.
Senator Ron Wyden and others have resisted such a dramatic increase in export capability for fear that it will lead to higher natural gas prices in the U.S. Will FERC approve more export terminals in 2014?
While Foursquare gave lip service to working on the Flickr and Facebook export capability a couple of weeks ago, Wong has beat it to the punch.
Magellan hasn't disclosed its crude and refined products export capability or volumes, but it expects it to begin to next year when exports become a more ratable source of cash flow, Jefferies said.
