"working capability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when speaking or writing about a person's or an organization's capability to perform a task or complete a job. For example, "I take pride in my team's excellent working capability - we always exceed our clients' expectations."
Microsoft's attempt to take control of mobile computing by creating a truly hybrid device that offers the portability of a tablet with the working capability of a laptop.
The trafficability limits the robot's working capability, and the riding comfort limits the robot's working effectiveness, especially with some sensitive instruments mounted on or operated.
Referral to voice therapy and recommendations for voice rest and microphone use are common interventions in occupational medicine aimed at preserving the working capability of teachers with occupation-related voice problems.
Significantly, the developed sensor demonstrated excellent working capability when used for AT detection in human urine samples with strong anti-interference potential against common co-existing species, such as glucose, fructose, cysteine, uric acid, dopamine and ascorbic acid.
One item, 'limitations in working capability', was deleted because of a low numerical response rate, as many of the patients were retired.
This was the case in an earlier validation study where patients were asked about limitations in working capability and where rather many had difficulties to respond because they were retired [ 16].
Despite the government's best efforts (ho), most people have reduced expectations of disabled people's working capabilities.
A year ago, six academics and charity chief executives wrote a letter to the Guardian warning about the potentially fatal consequences of the "deeply flawed" work capability assessment.
Its biggest UK contract is running "Work Capability Assessments" on disabled people applying for benefits.
Reform of the work capability tests.
"But the work capability assessment isn't like that.
