The phrase "allow for skill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider or accommodate a certain level of skill in a particular context, such as training, assessments, or job requirements.
Example: "When designing the curriculum, we must allow for skill differences among the students to ensure everyone can keep up."
Alternatives: "account for skill" or "consider skill levels".
For another example, Cunha and Heckman (2007) show that once one allows for skill levels to be the product of investments during multiple periods, the information one would ideally want to formulate policy grows significantly.
The convergence of common approaches and technologies allows for skill transfer between public and private tech sectors.
This allows for skill building to take it to scale and increases buy-in based on feasibility and positive results.
The purpose of the training is to strengthen the capacity to provide quality health services through hands-on training that allows for skills building with minimum work disruptions while encouraging greater involvement of other institutional staff to enhance continuity and sustainability.
Achievement - includes multiple ways to represent knowledge and skills and allow for attainment of outcomes at different points in time.
Masia et al. [ 18] built on this new approach in their investigation of a 14-session group treatment in a school-setting which focuses primarily on education, realistic thinking, social skills training, exposure, and unstructured social situations to allow for practicing skills.
These challenges suggest a need to implement alternative training programs that allow for interspersing acquisition of knowledge and skills with application in the working environment.
As far as fighting games go it's pretty basic, with just a light punch, heavy punch, dash, and dodge at your disposal, as well as a couple of upgradable character specific abilities although that's enough to allow for some player skill to make a difference.
As far as fighting games go it's pretty basic, with just a light punch, heavy punch, dash and dodge at your disposal, as well as a couple of upgradable character specific abilities – although that's enough to allow for some player skill to make a difference.
