The phrase "a feat of skill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an impressive achievement that requires a high level of ability or expertise in a particular area.
Example: "Winning the championship was truly a feat of skill, showcasing the athlete's dedication and talent."
Alternatives: "an act of mastery" or "a demonstration of talent."
Some have striking illustrations, often in a format that's beautifully designed or rendered via an illustration process that's a feat of artistic skill or technological innovation — or both.
Bolshoi dancers have been known to place crushed glass inside each other's ballet shoes, or set an alarm clock to go off during a tour de force (a feat of technical skill during a ballet performance).
It was demoralizing to discover that in spite of my record-keeping--a feat of human organization and skill unmatched by anyone whose uncle was not Ivan Ferderbar, I would be unable to fathom the instructions for filing my taxes.
He was a champion among people whom he united with grace and "aloha --an aloha --analoha --anl amazinge, and one that has yet to be repeated.
Although it's hard to generalize, videos that make it big on YouTube generally either have an engaging and authentic host, or feature some sort of unexpected humor or an amazing feat of skill or luck.
But today, in a feat of nostalgia and hacking skills, XDA-Dev poster Jcarrz1 has made a working AOSP port of the latest version of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich, for the venerable G1.
One reason is that Alastair Cook, a young and inexperienced captain, played a heroic innings, scoring 176 runs in the course of two days a marvellous feat of skill and endurance that put most of his colleagues to shame.
While viewers are having their sensibilities dunned and stunned by infotainment tales of this movie's "feat of skill," the critical community rushes to search for continuity between its cinematic spectacle and the classical era of filmmaking.
Many competitive mnemonists argue that their skills are less a feat of memory than of creativity.
