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Discover Ludwig"have capacity for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to have the ability, potential, or power to do something. You can use it in a sentence to describe someone's abilities, skills, or talents. Example: "I have always admired how she has the capacity for learning languages so quickly."
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We don't have capacity for more victims.
It will have capacity for 31,500 people.
This program she said had to have capacity for multiple payments to multiple clients.
Combined, the two campuses would have capacity for nearly 16,000 people.
"We have capacity for over a million metric tonnes a year, making us one of Africa's bigger players," says Lopez.
The proposed airport would be an international hub that could open up new routes to south-east Asia and have capacity for connecting flights.
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But we all have capacities for meditation and attention, and the Internet is antagonistic to their development.
The classroom has capacity for 34 students.
The pilot-scale experimental system had capacity for treating 0.9 m3/h.
Berwyn, about 170 miles northwest of London, has capacity for 2,106 male inmates.
The stadium had capacity for 100,000 attendees, more than the city's total population.
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