The phrase "above competence" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing skills or abilities that exceed a certain level of competence, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "Her performance in the project was above competence, showcasing her exceptional skills and expertise."
Alternatives: "beyond competence" or "superior to competence".
(This is what you get when correct thinking is valued above competence).
In trying to uproot all traces of links to the old communist regime, it created a situation in which loyalty was prized above competence.
Her campaign shake-up showed that she continues to rank loyalty and secrecy above competence and ingenuity.
"I guess putting politics above competence worked out so well for President Bush when FEMA tried to deal with Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans that he is using the same model to run the EPA.
Videos demonstrating clinical skills can be a valuable adjunct in revision and can improve learners' competence in the clinical skills demonstrated, over and above competence seen in learners provided with face-to-face demonstration and supervised and unsupervised practice alone.
Such proficiency may be demonstrated by successfully completing a course in the language in question (at least second-year level, but preferably a graduate seminar); or by passing an exam that establishes a second-year or above level of competence.
The Commission will contribute to the above within its competence.
This emphasis is not likely to be so evident in a business or industrial situation where the norms and cultural expectations have been drawn from traditional permanent organizations which value technical above interpersonal competence.
Based on the literature review above, digital competence is students' ability to use technology in order to consume and access information.
Against our current expectations, this may give an indication of a single score above which competence is more likely.
As defined above, therapist competence refers to the "the extent to which a therapist has the knowledge and skill required to deliver a treatment to the standard needed for it to achieve its expected effects".
