"innovation capabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase can be used to refer to the ability of an individual, organization, or system to develop and implement new ideas, products, or services. For example, "Our company has excellent innovation capabilities, allowing us to stay ahead of the competition in the industry."
As a result, Mexican pharmaceutical firms were driven to extinction or forced down the value chain to become producers of generics and incremental innovators, thereby its diminishing R&D and innovation capabilities (Aboites and Soria 2008).
And businesses have strong innovation capabilities that can tackle the dual dilemma of raising people to a dignifying quality of life within the limits of our planet.
The main incubators for our future innovation capabilities are more likely to be outside than inside," he said in an interview with Bloomberg earlier this week.
It makes it easier for us to employ experts who contribute greatly to the teaching we provide, and significantly strengthen our research and innovation capabilities.
"Together we would draw on the collective expertise of both companies to build a leading agriculture player with exceptional innovation capabilities to the benefit of farmers, consumers, our employees and the communities in which we operate".
Tim Warner, the general manager of Urban Decay, said: "L'Oréal's strong innovation capabilities and presence in every channel of distribution will enable Urban Decay to reach its full potential in the marketplace".
"The program has two main objectives: to increase the number of researchers employed by companies and thereby strengthen their innovation capabilities, and to improve the cooperation between companies and public R.&D.
We need innovation capabilities, too".
Milton called the share valuation compelling, "given McDonald's strong sales momentum and product innovation capabilities".
This entails a low level of profitability, limited investments, and limited innovation capabilities.
All these are in line with Singapore's intent to become a knowledge-based economy, focusing on innovation, capabilities, and talent.
