The phrase "independent capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the ability of an individual or organization to fundamentally exist, operate, and make decisions independently. For example, "The small business was able to operate in an independent capacity, making decisions on its own without relying on a larger corporate entity."
These findings strikingly reveal an independent capacity of endogenous cyclin D1b to confer serum independence, consistent with capacity of cyclin D1b to drive tumor formation in vivo.
We further investigated the achievable rate if independent capacity achieving AWGN codes is used and accordingly decoding is performed independently among the received components for SC-FDMA, assuming equal power allocation of the transmitted signal.
I make no inflated claims for what the Conservative Task Force will come up with, especially as I am chairing it in an independent capacity.
The UK International Development Committee has called for the establishment of an independent capacity to undertake needs assessments alongside humanitarian agencies.
During the last years of Hosni Mubarak's regime, several of its members were allowed to be elected to parliament in an independent capacity.
You should not be dependent on the sources of information, either provided by the government or by the media, but have an independent capacity to ask questions and evaluate answers.
As James Madison said, the Electoral College included the will of the nation every congressional district gets an electoral vote and "the will of the states in their distinct and independent capacities," since every state gets two additional electors.
Where studies have administered multiple tasks to the same individuals, they have mostly found intercorrelations between tasks to be weak or absent, suggesting that multiple independent capacities are being tested (Boogert, Anderson, Peters, Searcy, & Nowicki, 2011; Isden, Panayi, Dingle, & Madden, 2013; Keagy, Savard, & Borgia, 2011; Keagy et al., 2009).
Surety bonds are normally written on principals who are acting in an independent or semi-independent capacity, such as building contractors or public officials, whereas fidelity bonds are written on employees acting under the guidance and supervision of their employer.
CD44s symbolises the acquisition of a mesenchymal phenotype regulating anchorage-independent capacity.
A decrease in the anchorage-independent capacity to grow has also been reported (Smith et al, 2006).
