"provide capabilities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to talk about the ability of something or someone to provide the necessary resources, skills, or tools to do something. For example, "The new software platform was designed to provide capabilities to streamline the workflow process."
We provide capabilities that they don't have.
Furthermore, SharePoint 2007 and WSS 3.0 make extensive use of Features to provide capabilities ranging from simple file provisioning to fully functional workflow components.
"This new approach will provide capabilities sooner, build on proven systems and offer greater defenses against the threat of missile attack than the 2007 European missile defense program," he said.
"This new approach will provide capabilities sooner, build on proven systems to offer greater defences to the threat of attack than the 2007 European missile defence programme," he said.
A book app or e-book app is an e-book packaged as an application in order to provide capabilities (animation, interactivity) not available in current e-book readers.
New comb drives using high stiffness ratio springs are designed and modeled to provide capabilities of large static displacement and continuous motion for applications, such as micro XY stage, two dimensional lens scanner, variable optical attenuator, and optical switch, etc.
The proposed model is also coupled with the motor electric circuit model to provide capability for transient vibration simulations.
Other firms like Nike and Lloyds Banking Group have created digital units that provide capability and some resources, making it easier to work with governance rather than against it.
Work on the £25m development, which will provide capability for aircraft the size of Boeing 737s or Airbus 319s, is expected to start this autumn.
Some provided capabilities that Boeing could have readily obtained from others.
Hets supports heterogeneous specifications and provides capabilities for monitoring the overall correctness of a heterogeneous proof.
