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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a new skill of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the acquisition or development of a new ability or talent in a specific context.
Example: "She has recently developed a new skill of graphic design that has greatly enhanced her career prospects."
Alternatives: "a new ability to" or "a new talent for".
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Is there any scientific evidence about the energy used by brains of adults acquiring a new skill of an unfamiliar type?
But I can see the smart, funny, capable 18-year old my son Sher will be, and so, I am evolving a new skill of saving so I can pay for college fifteen years from now.
With all new knives they are factory sharpened, so at first they will be razor sharp but will lose their edge quickly so this is where a new skill of sharpening your knife will come in handy.
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But it is a reality, and puts the idea of going "back to school" to learn a new skill out of reach for many middle-aged Americans.
Can you learn a new skill ahead of time?
A seminar is a small expert(s) led event, while a workshop is a more interactive event with a focus on training and discussion that leads to the acquisition of a new skill or way of thinking.
I take my speaker over to Jake Rothman, the electronics guy, and witness the birth of a new skill, namely that of discovering how to get into a sealed electronic box.
There is the empowerment of mastering a new skill, the sense of belonging to something just a bit bigger and the elemental thrills of chasing and being chased.
The baby boomers, long known as master acquirers, are now learning a new skill: getting rid of excess stuff.
I've never danced, so the challenge of learning a new skill and being part of something I love watching is a real thrill.
Along with this came the acquisition of a new skill, "I.M. speak".
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