The phrase "access skills" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to utilize or obtain certain skills or competencies, often in a professional or educational context.
Example: "In order to succeed in this role, you must have the access skills necessary to navigate complex software systems."
Alternatives: "utilization skills" or "acquisition skills".
This paper explores how firms configure themselves to access skills, capital and customers and reports data on their association with whether and when firms enter new sub-markets in the worldwide hard disk drive (HDD) industry.
Firms need to access skills, capital and customers to enter into an industry initially and the choices they make to access these resources are likely to exert path dependent influences over subsequent entry behavior into new sub-markets.
Via Gidsy, genuine humanoids like you and me can monetize our expertise, creativity, access, skills or local knowledge by turning them into tours and activities offered for a price (and advertised through social networks that the site seamlessly integrates).
Businesses accept that, in future, there will be some form of registration for European workers, but they are equally clear that they must be able to access skills and talent from the European mainland with minimal costs, barriers and delay after Brexit – irrespective of the final settlement between the UK and the EU.
Alexandra Jones, from the think tank Centre for Cities, said cities needed to be "well-connected to access skills from a wide area".
From there, however, you can ask Alexa questions, listen to music, access skills and control smart devices — you know, the standard Alexa fare.
These barriers seem to include land access, skill acquisition, access to credit and support services, scarce availability of small land holdings, lack of micro-credit systems and security of land tenures.
Previous qualitative studies among physiotherapists and occupational therapists refer to similar findings as in our study: lack of skills in critical appraisal inhibited the development of EBP [ 59]; lack of access, skill or time was perceived as barriers to performing computerized searches [ 41]; and, the scientific language was hard to understand [ 39].
In line with her work chairing the charity Go On UK, which aims to increase the number of Britons with internet access and skills, Lane Fox claimed that 11 million UK citizens lack basic internet skills.
We brought the desired technology, market access, management skills and money for investment.
