"security capacity" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the ability or level of preparedness of a person, organization, or system to maintain safety and prevent security breaches or threats. Example: The company's security capacity has been significantly improved with the implementation of new surveillance technology and a stricter screening process for employees and visitors.
The military, working in its security capacity at the palace, is investigating".
"While these are desirable objectives, they are unattainable without the establishment of a basic security capacity within the state".
"It is in his interest to build his own security capacity as fast as possible," said Mr. Kerry, adding that it was also in the Americans' interest.
She and her boyfriend, Michael Gerald Henry, 18, of Laurelton, were living in a vacant home at 150-80 Foch Boulevard, where he was working in a security capacity, the police said.
To achieve this refined strategic aim, we must continue to deny al Qaeda any Afghanistan toe-hold, reverse the momentum of the Taliban insurgency, and build sufficient Afghan government and security capacity to eventually defeat the insurgent threat.
The warnings from Sedwill, who is also May's national security adviser, follow an earlier letter he wrote to ministers warning that no deal would lead to food price rises and a reduction in security capacity.
But the president also criticized Congress for delaying legislation that would bolster the country's electronic security capacities.
Improving the security of the Internet will require sharing knowledge and experience, promoting greater awareness on cyber security, developing cyber security capacities, and deepening communication and cooperation among different stakeholders.
"As someone who has served Israel in various security capacities for 45 years, including during the country's most difficult hours, I feel that we are now at a critical point regarding our existence and our security.
But this has not stopped Mauritania from using the same brutal techniques — or France and the United States from feeding it intelligence on suspected terrorists and helping it upgrade its security capacities.
That same day, Hadley sent a five-page classified memo to the president that proposed bolstering Maliki's political and security capacities and raised the prospect of more U.S. troops.
