The phrase "a highly skilled workforce" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a group of employees or workers who possess advanced skills and expertise in their respective fields.
Example: "To remain competitive in the industry, we need to invest in training programs that will help us develop a highly skilled workforce."
Alternatives: "an exceptionally talented workforce" or "a proficient labor force."
Therefore, new demanding green nanotechnologies will need a highly skilled workforce, well trained in specific skills necessary to perform these jobs, as well as in recognizing risks and taking occupational safety and health measures to reduce risks induced by new processes and products.
That's what a highly skilled workforce can do all across America.
Burke said De La Rue was "a golden asset, employing a highly skilled workforce".
With the headwinds of global competition, no country can prosper without a highly skilled workforce.
Poor literacy rates among adults place a serious cap on Britain's chances of developing a highly skilled workforce.
"We've got a highly skilled workforce … and we really wanted to take our staff with us," Vary said.
"Ireland is a centre of excellence for our global customer experience function and the country provides a highly-skilled workforce for eBay with the required technical and language skills, an attractive research environment and proven track record on delivery," he said.
A Department for Business, Innovation and Skills spokesman said the government recognised the importance of a highly-skilled workforce and that it was continuing to invest in this.
Plans to develop a highly-skilled workforce to improve early years education are to be unveiled.
The country has already been dubbed "the Start-Up Nation" and, as Rory Cellan-Jones reports, it is down to a highly-skilled workforce and entrepreneurs prepared to take risks.
England lags behind its competitors in post 16 participation, and the UK needs to develop a more highly skilled workforce to compete internationally.
