The phrase "functioning capabilities" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the ability or capacity of someone or something to work or perform as intended. Example: "John's injury has affected his functioning capabilities, making it difficult for him to perform his job duties."
A central point emerging from the literature review is that the effects of Internet on well-being are mediated by a set of personal characteristics that are specific to each individual: psychological functioning, capabilities, and framing conditions (culture and beliefs).
Facing the gradually polluted environment, the example of P. hauseri showed that even an identified bacterium might still contain crucial functioning capabilities not yet explored for bioremediation and biorefinery.
According to Carver et al. (31) people fear and avoid threatening situations if they assess their coping skills as inadequate, thereby reducing their functioning capabilities during a pandemic.
Sen suggests that in so far as we should value equality of condition, what we should value is equal real freedom, and more specifically basic functioning capability equality.
The answer "worse" might indicate an inferior coping strategy and social position, affecting future health and functioning capability.
This chapter thus investigates the varied and marvelous higher brain function capabilities of animals.
"The purposes, functions, capabilities and obligations of the Agencies should be clearly set out in a new single Act of Parliament.
"Our new headphone iPod remote adapter is the perfect solution for owners looking to have remote function capabilities" says Howard Kim for iLuv.
In addition, comparative study in the phases of functions, capabilities and efficiencies of tritium breeding, heat removal and coolant purification is also performed.
The effective and safe use of any powered instrument requires an intimate understanding of its function, capabilities, and limitations.
The database also has search function capabilities such as location, classification, mutation type, literature reference, nucleotide change, or protein change.
