The phrase "proprietary capability" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to describe a company's unique or exclusive ability or skill: "The success of our business can be attributed to our innovative proprietary capabilities in product development and marketing." Another example: "The new software update offers enhanced proprietary capabilities that surpass our competitors' offerings."
We are honored that Yale chose our firm, Judson Mobile, to create its first smartphone-friendly commencement webite, using our proprietary capabilities.
"Samsung saw an opportunity to make this a platform-proprietary capability," he said.
"We are delighted to announce this transformative and highly strategic acquisition that diversifies Starwood Property Trust's revenue sources, adds significant scale to our operating platform and dramatically expands our proprietary origination capabilities," Mr. Sternlicht, the chief executive and chairman of Starwood Property Trust, said in a statement.
In reaction, they are building their proprietary trading capabilities to stave off the exodus of talent.
(1) Innovation 1.0: closed innovation The conventional strategic wisdom for innovation was to invest in acquiring proprietary core capabilities of the organization for competitive advantage and protect them from competitors.
Powered by OSM, interclick offers proprietary data-valuation capabilities combining analytical expertise and media fulfillment to help marketers navigate the complex data ecosystem to drive successful online display and video campaigns.
The probes were developed using Oxford Gene Technology's rapid probe development capability and proprietary Chromoprobe technology, which effectively simplifies the FISH procedure and makes it safe and quick to use.
Available separately, the T1 ToneMatch audio engine provides musicians, DJs and presenters with an extensive library of ToneMatch presets, custom EQ capability with proprietary Bose zEQ, and a suite of studio-class effects and processing.
Nokia says the patents concern "proprietary innovations" in hardware capabilities that involve dual function antennas, power management and multimode radios.
