"reading capabilities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to a person's ability to read. For example, "He showed advanced reading capabilities for a five-year-old."
That's why he ended up with works beyond his reading capabilities.
Each user (students and professors) holds a mobile phone with RFID reading capabilities that also has an RFID tag.
Pulse News Mini boasts offline sync reading capabilities, so you can stay updated on what's happening even when you're offline.
As in the campusLocation application, each user holds a mobile phone with RFID reading capabilities that also has an RFID tag.
Whether the new product includes formal RSS reading capabilities that take advantage of the long-running content syndication standard remains to be seen.
And coincidentally, to that end, PayPal today also announced a new Here point-of-sale reader that will let merchants add NFC reading capabilities to take contactless payments.
Competition, which in the past was severe but "only" entailed acting and reading capability, now requires engineering skill, editing skills and sufficient money and space to build a viable studio.
Cory and Kim discussed a few text-to-speech options that can help users with computer-based research and writing, including Kurzweil software, JAWS, and NVDA for Windows computers, and the built-in screen reading capability, Voiceover, for Mac computers.
I thought it would be interesting to summarize a few conference calls from the past to see how our tea-leaf reading capability has stacked up.
Unless you are a geology major, how is this word a part of our everyday language, let alone the reading capability of an average 8th grader?.
The website content is directed at an elementary school level reading capability, and has been modified based on an iterative process of review [ 32].
