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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'has a capacity of' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when referring to the size or potential of a container or space. For example, "This storage room has a capacity of 200 square feet."
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The college has a capacity of capacity of 20,000.
The arena has a capacity of 20,600.
Cardiff City stadium has a capacity of 33,000.
The existing school has a capacity of 750 students.
Rutgers Stadium has a capacity of 41,500.
Little Court 6 has a capacity of 971.
Crew Stadium, which was built exclusively for soccer, has a capacity of 22,555.
The school has a capacity of 2,200 students, who come from Eastport and Manorville.
But the cavernous building, which has a capacity of 20,500, was half full, at best.
The game drew 14,832 to Home Depot Center, which has a capacity of 27,000.
The game will be played at Luzhniki Stadium, which has a capacity of nearly 85,000.
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