The phrase "high capability for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something's ability or potential to do something at a high level. Example: The new employee showed a high capability for problem-solving, quickly finding solutions to complex issues that stumped others in the team.
Humans have a high capability for holding contradictory thoughts.
Experimental results show a high capability for precision applications.
Species determination was possible in all cases, which shows that the fragment analyzed provided a high capability for species identification.
Based on their unique vascular structure, they exhibit a large surface area and thus high capability for the adsorption of metal ions.
The result shows that the improved SVM has a high capability for generalization and prediction accuracy in classification of surrounding rock.
Finally, on the many parameters (factors) of optimization, a genetic algorithm (GA) with a high capability for global optimization is used to search the best combination of the parameters to meet the requirement of the quality characteristics.
"The DMC3/TripleSat constellation comprises the world's highest capability-for-cost Earth observation satellites in their class, and confirms SSTL once again at the forefront of small satellite missions and innovative business models," he told BBC News.
It seems probable that species with relatively high dispersal rates, combined with high adaptability to a range of habitats (i.e. high capabilities for migration and gene flow) may show less phylogeographical structuring.
The accelerated differentiation on the rGO films was assigned to their higher capability for electron transfer.
Cells on the Lov-loaded TESs exhibited a much higher capability for NO synthesis than those on TES-Blank (p < 0.05) in high-glucose conditions.
