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The phrase "a question of competence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues related to someone's ability or skill level in a particular area or task.
Example: "The decision to promote her was not just about seniority; it was a question of competence and her proven track record."
Alternatives: "a matter of ability" or "an issue of skill".
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"It's a question of competence, and at the moment we just don't have a competent government.
It is more a question of competence.
If Barclays has slipped up, it's a question of competence.
But our approach to Brexit cannot just be a question of competence or parliamentary footwork.
"Ultimately, it ought to be a question of competence, not ideology".
Instead, as in the case of the Philippines, it is partly a question of competence.
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Yvette Cooper, the chair of the influential home affairs select committee, said: "This is a question of basic competence.
Mr. Romney has steadily sharpened his criticism of the president's handling of the Benghazi episode, framing it as a question of leadership, competence and transparency.
This is a question of technical competence.
Due to the complexity of the multiple layers of regulation and dynamic signaling pathways involved, as well as the disparity in TR and deiodinase localization during chick retinal development, we chose to first ask a basic question of competence – that is, to determine which cells simply possess TRs as well as all the necessary co-factors required to respond to TH.
"Younger" deftly shows how the new ageism expresses itself as a question less of competence than of cultural fit.
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a question of jurisdiction
a question of skill
a question of knowledge
a question of ability
a question of power
a question of competitiveness
a question of expertise
a question of timing
a question of perception
a question of fitness
a question of energy
a question of style
a question of preference
a question of mine
a question of science
a question of cost
a question of degree
a lack of competence
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