It is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the potential capacity of something to hold or accommodate a large quantity of people or things. For example: The theater was built with a mass capacity of over 1,000 people.
Both efficiency and mass capacity can be increased, by scaling up the amount of NIP particles, towards environmental engineering applications.
An emerging indication is that the enhancement of the batteries efficiency in terms of mass capacity, energy density and cycling stability, resides in the ability to arrange Si/C bi-component nanostructures in pre-defined architectures.
The maximized mass upon injection into the pole-sitter orbit is subsequently used in a detailed mass budget analysis that will allow for a trade-off between mission lifetime and payload mass capacity.
Previous studies have favorably highlighted just such a mission, a cost-effective mission using a high mass capacity lander.
Tesla's massive Nevada Gigafactory has started producing lithium-ion battery cells in mass capacity, with the aim of supplying products including the upcoming Model 3 electric vehicle and the Powerwall 2 home energy supply unit, and the Powerpack 2 commercial solar energy storage product.
CECo (see http://www.ceco.org.uk) is a collaborative of five UK universities and their clinical partners, funded in 2005 by the National Cancer Research Institute to develop critical mass, capacity and high quality research in supportive and palliative care.
The presented theoretical method predicted a strong impact of structural mass capacities of catalyst and decomposition chamber on the transient decomposition performance.
Consequently, it was shown that because the density and mass capacities vary in opposite directions, the volume storage capacity should not be extrapolated from measurements made on uncompacted material.
"Crewmembers in synthetic torpor would consume less food, water and oxygen, reducing demands on the spacecraft's limited mass and volume capacities," says Hannah Carey, a professor in the Department of Comparative Biosciences at University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine.
In this study mass casualty capacity refers to each hospital is to assess itself on its capacity to accept at least 30 patients of the same disease within a short period [ 21].
Compared to present constraining limitations in the German Scandinavian corridor, the mass load capacity per train can be increased by 64%, and the volume load capacity by up to 220%.
