The phrase "a competence for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's ability or skill in a particular area or field.
Example: "She has a competence for languages, which allows her to learn new ones quickly."
Alternatives: "an aptitude for" or "a skill in".
Finally I want you to secure a competence for my widow and boy.
Mr Mahindra has kept away from industries that require "a competence for lobbying", and says he avoids Delhi, India's capital, like the plague.Making the right callsThe magic formula has ordinary ingredients: luck and judgment.
In 1834 Macaulay accepted an invitation to serve on the recently created Supreme Council of India, foreseeing that he could save from his salary enough to give him a competence for life.
ANT potentiates organ growth by engendering a competence for cellular divisions during organ development [ 12, 13].
Winter chilling is an important signal for regulating plant life histories; chilling leads to a competence for flowering through vernalization in winter annuals, and alleviates both bud and seed dormancy, allowing the onset of growth in the spring [ 9, 72].
Altogether these results can be interpreted in the context of a competence for NECT being present from the initial stages of differentiation but declining as the levels of Activin/Nodal expression decline in the culture.
We believe that now is the right time for regulation - in particular the introduction of a competence statement for health and safety professionals.
This incident has now snowballed into a competence issue for the Turnbull government, which is not what the prime minister needs given he's fronting up to a new term in government mired in various agendas and untidiness.
A competence curriculum for a program covering the techniques that can be employed in learning from failures is therefore outlined.
Strengthening of and increasing staff capacity by a competence strategy for skills and recruitment 2014 2020 (Ministry of Education and Research, 2013b).
The project aimed, among others, the development of a competence scale for Education Sciences, major Pedagogy of Preschool and Primary School (PPSP).
