The phrase "adroit hands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is skillful or dexterous in their physical actions, particularly in tasks that require manual skill.
Example: "The surgeon performed the delicate operation with adroit hands, ensuring the best possible outcome for the patient."
Alternatives: "skillful hands" or "dexterous hands".
He would do better to consider his bungling of what could have been, in more adroit hands, a promising agenda.
That's because adroit hands and good court instincts have typically been underplayed as natural assets in a sport too often obsessed with hang time.
This is the arch-sounding premise of Kevin Wilson's novel "The Family Fang," which in less adroit hands might have been a string of twee, deadpan moments and not much more.
The material in the wrong hands could come off as inane, but Nicholaw, who co-directed and choreographed "The Book of Mormon," found the most comically adroit hands for each of the principal roles.
To cut to that particular chase, things went swimmingly and for the next several years I spent some money on wine, women and song, and a bit more on clothes at A & S. My first fitter was Colin Harvey, a discreetly flamboyant gentleman with a sly sense of humor and an adroit hand with the shears.
Attempting to repeat his politically adroit gesture of handing out pre-Christmas 'gifts' last year, the leftist leader said the Greek economy had done so well his government had decided to distribute €1.4bnn from the primary surplus it had posted in 2017.
In hands less adroit than those of the writers, Amstell himself and Dan Swimer, who worked with him on Never Mind the Buzzcocks, there might have been some brief generic muttering about cardboard.
The typical organization is likely to be as clumsy with its subordinate hand as it is adroit with its dominant one.
For this adroit chamber-jazz ensemble, less equals a great deal more.
You can be the most adroit producer or DJ in the world, but if you don't feel music, with your hands, that lack of connection becomes obvious from the first note of a performance.
He is an adroit and tireless campaigner, who last week popped into fire station in Akron at 3 A.M. to shake a hand or two.
