"functionally capable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a person, object, or system that is able to perform its intended purpose or task. For example, you could say "The new phone is functionally capable, but it's not as powerful as the previous model."
Check if there are agents that are functionally capable of accomplishing a goal.
This demonstrates that the invertebrate immune system is functionally capable of unexpectedly specific and durable induced protection.
Fertility has many components and stages which require that males and females be functionally capable of carrying out all critical stages if each generational reproductive cycle is to be completed.
Our validation studies prove that the identified sites are bona fide binding sites for both PPARγ and RXR and that they are functionally capable of driving PPARγ specific transcription.
To confirm this binding was functionally capable of decreasing MST4 protein expression, western blot analyses were performed.
The Giardia Trf4p/5p proteins contain the canonical nucleotidyltransferase domains, suggesting that they are functionally capable of adding poly-A tails to RNAs.
Similarly, consistent with the depletion of CSCs, we observe that GTCpFE pre-treated cells are functionally less capable of MS formation, even in the absence of continued GTCpFE treatment (Fig. 6b).
Collaborative efforts across the fields of tissue engineering technology and islet biology may be able to create functionally engineered islets capable of restoring endocrine function in patients with insulin-dependent diabetes.
Maxwell's demon, hypothetical intelligent being (or a functionally equivalent device) capable of detecting and reacting to the motions of individual molecules.
Mussar found that a functionally similar population capable of boosting islet proliferation exists in the bone marrow of adult individuals, which suggests that there might be potential for islet repair in adults.
Functionally, they were capable of differentiating into adipocytes and osteocytes.
