"appropriate competences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the relevant skills or abilities needed for a particular task or role. You can use it when discussing someone's qualifications or when describing the necessary skills or abilities for a job or project. Example: "We are looking for candidates who possess the appropriate competences to effectively handle this project."
In contrast, business forums occurred on only three occasions and on a general level, without the appropriate competences present.
The goal is to define the most appropriate competences codes for the engineering education in Latin America.
Our findings imply that if the partners that are selected to be involved in the collaboration have appropriate competences, significant opportunities will be provided for direct contact.
The metaphor of contracting also holds the potential to integrate agents that control actuators, e.g. cooperating robots, by assigning appropriate competences to them.
This demonstrates that trust levels were high that partners had the appropriate competences to succeed, but there were some doubts as to whether partners would actually provide that competence, indicating moderate commitment and congruence regarding human capital.
The trust revolved mainly around confidence in the partners having the appropriate competence for success.
Trust and commitment that the partners provided the appropriate competence was low in terms of business competence and high for technology competence.
Everyone should chip in with their appropriate competence and expertise.
Moreover, evidence shows that many care providers lack appropriate competence and knowledge in caring for culturally diverse patients (19– 219.
This was compounded by language barriers and lack of appropriate competence on the part of care providers.
Each activity targets a developmentally appropriate competence Cycles of use allow the parent to implement several activities for a while, but then move on to new activities as the child masters each competence.
