"storage capabilities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when referring to the ability of a device, system, or other entity to hold data or information in a secure way. For example: "The laptop computer has extensive storage capabilities, allowing it to store up to 500 gigabytes of data."
Rio has also taken a novel approach to the question of expanding the storage capabilities of its audio players.
The lack of proper water storage capabilities and inconsistent water supply made operating his dialysis equipment extremely difficult.
He is working on an imperceptible coating that gives plastic the same food storage capabilities as glass without sacrificing flexibility.
Mainframe computers were characterized by having (for their time) large storage capabilities, fast components, and powerful computational abilities.
That makes it particularly appealing for Spanish plants to have storage capabilities, to maximise their ability to sell electricity to utilities.
"Structural power technology combines mechanical structure and energy storage capabilities," said Dr. Greenhalgh, who heads a group at the college working on the concept.
Now publishers can work with small companies that outsource CPU time and storage capabilities to Amazon Web Services and use Hadoop, the open source version of Google master distributed applications software to pore over millions of records.
For the heaviest-duty storage needs, a multibay appliance that can store four or even six drives will provide huge storage capabilities and extra security — unless, of course, your 5-year-old kicks over the mop bucket onto it.
Service Storage Capabilities: CSPs do not offer the same storage capabilities.
Hadoop has inherent weaknesses in terms of its storage capabilities.
Apple also tweaked the pricing and storage capabilities of the iPod classic.
