The phrase "aptitude to work work" is not correct in English due to the repetition of the word "work." It could be used in a context discussing someone's ability or skill related to work, but it needs revision for clarity.
Example: "Her aptitude to work effectively in a team is commendable."
Alternatives: "ability to work" or "skill in working".
The main thing was the reputation for integrity, then the reputation for hard work, professional competence and the knowledge and the aptitude to work in a team.
Consider whether your staff has the knowledge and aptitude to work with patient communities in a way that keeps their needs and priorities front and centre.
The Product Management Leader, Games combines a great instinct for developing compelling products with a strong focus on users and technical aptitude to work with a world class engineering team and the business sense to drive product goals and strategies.
My background demonstrates a results-driven attitude and the aptitude to work successfully in any pharmacy environment.
During the health promotion intervention period the participants experienced an increased ability in their aptitude to work and increasingly more energy which gave them the strength for a more active social life outside the work place.
What happens to those whose aptitude is to work with their hands and machines and who would prefer practical experience, rather than academic theories?
An interesting hypothesis is the effect of cultivating rice for many thousands of years on mathematical aptitude and attitudes to work.
We might be past the hobbyist stage, but it still requires a certain level of technical aptitude to make these devices work.
People believe that the process of becoming a physician is the natural reward for those who have an aptitude in science and a willingness to work hard.
Altgens began his career at age 19 by doing odd jobs and writing the occasional sports story; by 1940, he had demonstrated an aptitude for photography and was assigned to work in the wirephoto office.
Furthermore, if some of the increase in SAT scores was due to real increases in student aptitude, perhaps resulting from HOPE providing incentives to work harder in high school, then fully deflating will attenuate the coefficient more than it should.
