"volume capacity" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use "volume capacity" as a way to measure the amount of something that a container (like a bottle or box) can hold. For example: "This water bottle has a 2-liter volume capacity."
Sponge-less, refillable cartridges are used, and can be volume capacity reduced by partially filling with an inert resin.
The large sample volume capacity enables to acquire NMR spectra with very good quality.
The gas sensing properties of TiO2 films gown directly on soda-lime glass were measured in a stainless-steel cylindrical chamber with 250 ml volume capacity.
Numerous factors that affect the design of transformers have been considered, including steady-state characteristics, volume, capacity, and others.
– Adhesive capsulitis is a clinical entity characterized by a loss of motion and a decrease of the joint volume capacity.
Mr. Donovan and other city and state officials have asked Congress to increase the state's allocation, saying that the lack of bond volume capacity threatens to slow the growth of lower-cost housing development.
Likewise, the weight and volume capacities of the required transport were determined.
Typical street sweeper volume capacities are between 5 and 7 m3 (Schilling 2005).
The street sweeper resources (make/model and quantity available) in Auckland were not available for this study, so we made assumptions regarding volume capacities of sweeper trucks, the number of sweeper trucks, and speed of street sweeping (Table 4).
"Crewmembers in synthetic torpor would consume less food, water and oxygen, reducing demands on the spacecraft's limited mass and volume capacities," says Hannah Carey, a professor in the Department of Comparative Biosciences at University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine.
By varying both the length and internal diameter of the column, we were able to fabricate columns with a range of volume capacities from 2 to 50 μL.
