The phrase "and skill to the" is not a complete or clear expression in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are discussing the addition of skill to a particular subject or activity, but it requires more context to be fully understood.
Example: "We aim to bring creativity and skill to the project, ensuring its success."
Alternatives: "and expertise to the" or "and proficiency to the".
But then, most basketball fans think that they bring some knowledge and skill to the selections.
D'Antoni likes Turiaf's relentless energy, but Mozgov brings more size and skill to the position.
"When we began talking in March, it was immediately apparent that Aron would bring the right combination of passion, ambition and skill to the Guardian," said Janine Gibson.
But she says the wider charity sector still fails to appreciate the extra benefits people with a disability can offer – they bring a strength and skill to the table because of the personal challenges they have faced.
For all its wit and skill, To the Hermitage is a sprawling work, and you know it's going to sprawl several pages before you reach the opening line, somewhere between the author's preface and the two pages of epigrams.
iPhone 5S review Writer and artist James Bridle applied some much needed intensity and skill to the debate about ebooks and their impact on the industry, but also continued to question and investigate the UK's forced rendition programme and the politics of drones.
Lawyers, doctors, and other professionals bring unique knowledge and skills to the conflicts in their offices.
Additionally, the course will provide relevant clinical information and skills to the participants.
It's great that universities have been transferred back from the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills to the DfE.
They will not only transfer technical knowledge and skills to the institutions but also act as mentors.
It seems unable to create a workforce that is capable of integrating its knowledge and skills to the economy.
