The phrase "a trial of skill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or competition where individuals demonstrate their abilities or expertise in a particular area.
Example: "The annual chess tournament is not just a game; it's a true trial of skill for all participants."
Alternatives: "a test of ability" or "a challenge of expertise."
(This term is also applied to a predecessor of modern football [soccer]. See mêlée). Later came the joust, a trial of skill in which two horsemen charged each other with leveled lances from either end of the lists (the palisades enclosing the jousting ground), each attempting to unhorse the other; the mêlée, however, continued side by side with it.
Later came the joust, a trial of skill in which two horsemen charged each other with leveled lances from either end of the lists (the palisades enclosing the jousting ground), each attempting to unhorse the other; the mêlée, however, continued side by side with it.
A trial of communication skills training for urban pediatric clinicians led by a psychiatrist and drawing from techniques of family-centered care, family and cognitive behavioral therapy, and family engagement, decreased parent-rated impairment among minority, but not white children with behavior problems [ 25].
The entire performance is a mixture of healthy exercise, exuberant play, ardent love-making, and an occasional trial of skill in a boxing bout.
A total of 726 who scored positively participated in a trial of a therapist-delivered BI for both violence and alcohol based on MI and skills training [ 37].
Such trials of skill are most notable among the Kyrgyz, the Kazakhs, and the Mongols.
And both at that time, and at other times also, they sat in this music-room to see and hear all such trials of skill.
Peter was a trial lawyer of unbounded skill and unbending integrity, and a person of extraordinary warmth, compassion and grace.
AIM: This paper presents findings from secondary analysis of longitudinal data on correlates of care relationship mutuality collected from 91 carers of people with Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease in the control group of a randomized trial of home-care skill training.
Results were similar after multivariate regression adjustment.In this large, prospective trial of CPR skill retention, VO training yielded a noninferior difference in CC rate compared with VSI training.
Triola M, Feldman H, Kalet AL, Zabar S, Kachur EK, Gillespie C, Anderson M, Griesser C, Lipkin M. A randomized trial of teaching clinical skills using virtual and live standardized patients.
