The phrase "providing capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to mean that something is providing some kind of capability or capability for something. For example, "The new software is providing capacity for increased productivity in the workplace".
Roy Vandermeer said that environmental issues might change and there could be "insurmountable problems in providing capacity elsewhere".
This effort is yielding results that can be replicated, while providing capacity to treat fistula in Kenya.
Roy Vandermeer said environmental issues might change and there could be "insurmountable problems in providing capacity elsewhere".
Providing capacity to companies as far afield as South Africa and Australia, the company has made a huge contribution to positioning the jurisdiction as an international communications hub.
Because Free seeks to be a low-cost competitor, the company may feel itself particularly vulnerable to the expense of providing capacity to meet Internet users' ever-growing demand for streaming and downloading videos, music and the like.
Where bitcoin uses a "proof of work" system, requiring users to demonstrate that they have spent processing power before they can verify transactions, Bitcloud proposes a "proof of bandwidth" equivalent, rewarding users for providing capacity to the network.
This is a way of providing capacity-on-demand, explains Amy Konary, director of software pricing and licensing at IDC, a computer consultancy.
Capacity-building support remains difficult to come by for non-profits, and one in three grantmakers still aren't providing capacity-building support.
As was suggested for transition in South Africa, PEPFAR should consistently commit to providing capacity-building support to strengthen overall program management and successful program transition.
This awareness-raising program commenced in May and ended in December 2013 after providing capacity-building training (including medical and psychological treatment of rape survivors, responsibility of health workers, survivor-centered medical history) to health care workers employed at local health facilities.
The Organisation of American States and the World Bank have provided capacity and financing support.
