The phrase "a mixture of skill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination of different abilities or talents that contribute to a particular outcome or performance.
Example: "Success in this sport requires a mixture of skill, strategy, and physical endurance."
Alternatives: "a blend of talent" or "a combination of abilities."
The progress of Kontinen and Watson to the semi-final had shown a mixture of skill and good fortune.
The reigning world champion Japanese women's team easily brushed aside Brazil, 2-0, in the quarterfinals with a mixture of skill, pace and aggression.
It is certainly true that in the Mexico World Cup of 1970 the Brazilian team played football with a mixture of skill, pace and adventure that has never quite been matched.Yet the memory of the 1970 side is both a curse and a blessing for Brazilian soccer.
But what was intended to be just "a bit of fun" actually helped him to develop "a mixture of skill sets" that made him ideally suited for a future job in communications.
We are very keen on individuals working on their own activity but also in cross-museum projects, sharing ideas across a mixture of skills and experience.
The fellowship takes place over the course of one calendar year, and consists in a mixture of skills development, academic research, work experience, and integration with ISPS's ongoing engagement with the policy world.
Each week's session focuses on a different area of the game and you will improve your ability with a mixture of skills training from professional coaches and match play with other women at your level.
First, the approach used, involving a mixture of skills-training and other activities (health skills, basic life skills, sports, creativity and community involvement), offered adolescent boys and girls a wide range of non-formal learning opportunities that attracted larger numbers of them to the centres than before.
It appears to have been a mixture of luck, skill and determination.
They succeeded thanks to a mixture of determination, skill and luck.
What I discover is that Premier League darts is a mixture of showmanship, skill and big business played to more than 4,000 people, who pack every inch of the Cardiff International Arena.
