Collocations for capability - noun
ADJECTIVE
advanced,
enhanced
limited
The company's manufacturing capability is limited.
limited
The company's manufacturing capability is limited.
potential
proven
the proven capability of this technology
proven
the proven capability of this technology
human
beyond the scope of human capability
beyond the scope of human capability
intellectual,
mental
technical, technological
manufacturing, operational, production
research
analytical, computing, design, graphics, management, multimedia, networking, printing, processing, sound, video
combat (esp. AmE), defence/defense, fighting, military, missile, nuclear, offensive, reconnaissance, strike, surveillance, weapons
states that are trying to acquire (a) nuclear capability
technical, technological
manufacturing, operational, production
research
analytical, computing, design, graphics, management, multimedia, networking, printing, processing, sound, video
combat (esp. AmE), defence/defense, fighting, military, missile, nuclear, offensive, reconnaissance, strike, surveillance, weapons
states that are trying to acquire (a) nuclear capability
VERB + capability
demonstrate,
have,
possess
She has the capability to become a very fine actress.
She has the capability to become a very fine actress.
develop,
expand,
improve,
increase
The government wants to increase its military capability.
The government wants to increase its military capability.
lack,
lose
PREPOSITION
beyond sb's capability
Organizing a whole department is beyond his capability.
Organizing a whole department is beyond his capability.
within sb's capability
I'm sure that your new job is well within your capabilities.
I'm sure that your new job is well within your capabilities.
capability for
her capability for making sensible decisions
her capability for making sensible decisions