The phrase "superhuman capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe abilities or powers that exceed normal human limits, often in contexts related to strength, intelligence, or endurance.
Example: "The superhero was known for his superhuman capacity to lift heavy objects effortlessly."
Alternatives: "extraordinary ability" or "enhanced capability."
He is an all-rounder with a superhuman capacity to hit sixes.
It would take a superhuman capacity for cynicism to resist the radiant optimism of the Missoula Children's Theater players and the unabashed pep of this joyful portrait.
Owen's most vivid character is the "club kid" Michael Alig, who for a time was something of an icon around New York, admired for his outlandish costumes and superhuman capacity for partying all the time.
(Many of the most successful distance runners have been small, light and immensely strong, with a superhuman capacity to endure – the biopic of Ethiopia's most famous runner, Haile Gebrselassie, who comes from down the road in Asella, is called Endurance).
Here come the girls from Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour, a convent school that appears to have the highest teenage pregnancy rate in Europe and pupils with a superhuman capacity for alcohol.
Operating never wearies him — once busy within the enclosed world of his team, the theatre and its ordered procedures, and absorbed by the vivid foreshortening of the operating microscope as he follows a corridor to a desired site, he experiences a superhuman capacity, more like a craving, for work.
That is easier than it seems, not least because humans have been creating autonomous entities with superhuman capacities and unaligned interests for some time.
It's a full-throttle, bonkers thriller starring Scarlett Johansson as the title character, who falls foul of a Korean crime chief and gets doped with an experimental drug that ratchets up her brain power to superhuman capacities.
Their concern is altogether more distant and more apocalyptic: the threat of autonomous machines with superhuman cognitive capacity and interests that conflict with those of Homo sapiens.Such artificially intelligent beings are still a very long way off; indeed, it may never be possible to create them.
Conveniently for the soon to be a gang's future eco-adventures Neri, possesses a superhuman lung capacity and the ability to communicate with whales.
They all have an exceedingly rare combination of sheer physical talent, obsessively developed with years of devoted practice, and made superhuman with the innate capacity to visualize and imagine.
