"more easily captured" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is used to compare the level or degree of capturing something, indicating that it can be captured with more ease compared to something else. Example: The new hunting techniques were developed to make prey more easily captured by hunters.
It can then be more easily captured in other computer languages.
The public imagination was more easily captured by James Bond, George Smiley and the cold war pitting of agent against agent.
Officials said the eight-foot-high barbed-wire fence with searchlights would be built along heavily populated towns and cities on the southern ridge to funnel drug smugglers into the countryside, where they can be more easily captured.
Clearly, the influence of landform, windbreaks, and vegetation cover on horizontal sand-dust flux decreased with height as well as increasing particle size, with smaller aeolian particles being more easily captured by windbreaks, and vegetation.
That said, I tend to think there is an instinctive but misguided tendency to overvalue "immeasurables," as if they should be equated with love or dignity or art when, in fact, they are as much a grab bag of data as more easily captured factors are.
So having more small shareholders would probably mean the bank is more easily "captured" by its management.
The new AR+ mode also lets iOS users take advantage of a new capture bonus, called "expert handler," that involves sneaking up close to a pokémon, so as not to scare it away, in order to more easily capture it.
CityPockets.com is a real-time, self-serve merchant CRM platform that aims to address customer retention issues by allowing merchants to more easily capture user contact info and to offer repeat discounts.
That means you may begin to receive phishing emails that purport to help you reset your password, but will really redirect you to malicious websites where they can more easily capture your personal information.
By the use of splines these models can more easily capture the shape of the underlying distribution.
Use of flexible parametric models to more easily capture the shape of the underlying hazards function and extrapolate future survival estimates.
