"heightened capacity" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where a person, or a thing, has taken on or been given an increased amount of something (capacity). Example: The CEO outlined a strategy to expand the business's operations, involving the use of a heightened capacity of personnel throughout the company.
These findings indicate "children's diminished culpability and heightened capacity for change".
Her performances have the kind of intelligence and emotional range that prods an audience to find that heightened capacity in themselves.
Monday's opinion by Justice Elena Kagan did not outlaw all life sentences without parole for juveniles but discouraged it, stating that given all that the court had learned in recent cases "about children's diminished culpability and heightened capacity for change, we think appropriate occasions for sentencing juveniles to this harshest possible penalty will be uncommon".
* We have a heightened capacity to perceive danger and take appropriate action in support of safety.
So, according to the study, a heightened capacity for aggressiveness and a predilection for breaking rules might actually show up in the wideness of your face.
So, according to the study, a heightened capacity for aggressiveness – and a predilection for breaking rules – might actually show up in the wideness of your face.
These aggressive cancer cells do not show heightened proliferative capacity (Supplementary Figure S1A) but exhibit high migratory, invasive, and tumor-forming capacity compared to the less aggressive cancer cells.
In some ways, the same method that our policy makers recommended indirectly back in 1938 has heightened our capacity for social hysteria.
We demonstrated that adding silk fibroin fibers to a PDLLA salt-leached sponge enhanced scaffold properties and heightened its capacity to support endothelial cells in vitro and to promote vascularization in vivo.
Instead of repeatedly ingesting pills or taking injections, an athlete may be able, with a single insertion of genetic material, to sustain bulked-up muscle mass or heightened oxygen-carrying capacity for months or even years.
Combined with our results, this implies that tumor cells acquire heightened self-renewal capacity by hijacking TFs typically associated with hPSCs, or that CSC populations may utilize pluripotent TFs for tumor maintenance.
