The phrase "include the capacities for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to acknowledge the abilities or potentialities of someone or something. For example, you could say: "A good leader must include the capacities for understanding, leading, and inspiring others."
These characteristics include the capacity for learning, understanding language, reasoning, solving problems, rendering expert diagnoses, and similar mental capabilities.
Other physiologically relevant characteristics of small airways in humans include the capacity for collateral ventilation via the pores of Kohn and hysteresis.
This definition has been extended to include the capacity for research institutions to engage stakeholders in planning, managing, and financing activities to improve health [ 12].
These include the capacity for both physical performance (NPDS-PD; eg, washing, dressing, toileting, eating and drinking etc) and appropriate cognitive behaviour (NPDS-CB) (eg, communication, safety awareness etc).
Only certain creatures are even candidates for blame in the first place, and though it is a matter of some controversy which precise capacities are required, the list certainly includes the capacities for reflection, deliberation, decision-making, and self-determination.
This includes the capacity for setting up bases in remote areas where there no roads, let alone structures for housing and workspace for staff.
On measures of personality traits by the National Opinion Research Center -- including the capacity for intimacy -- priests compare favorably with married laymen of similar educational backgrounds.
"Life: the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter including the capacity for growth, reproduction functional activity and continual change preceding death".
Rather than portraying North Koreans as stock characters spouting a government line, it has them show a range of human behaviors, including the capacity for mischief.
It is also, thereby, the capacity to value ends in themselves, and so it includes the capacity for respect (Velleman 1999).
