The phrase "area competence" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing specific skills or expertise within a defined area or field, but it may require additional clarification.
Example: "Her area competence in environmental science makes her an ideal candidate for the research project."
Alternatives: "field of expertise" or "domain knowledge".
In EECS, each student must demonstrate competence in four distinct areas; competence is established by satisfactory scholarship in four introductory graduate level subjects.
They establish what are usually called practice areas, competence centers, service lines, or areas of expertise.
When creating development plans, managers and individuals should focus their goals around three areas: competence, passion, and organizational need.
The No Child Left Behind law, for example, requires teachers in core academic subjects to be "highly qualified", as evidenced by a bachelor's degree, full state licensure and certification, and demonstrated subject-area competence.
For example, genes controlling aspects of vectorial capacity such as adaptation to man made habitats (domestic and peridomestic areas), competence to transmit different Leishmania strains and host preference could be passing from one species to another [ 8].
These have been categorized by others into three areas: competence, dedication and standardized training; communication and collaborative effort between participant and researcher; and expressions of appreciation to participants [ 29- 33].
Area of competence SEAFDEC does not have a defined geographical area of competence, as SEAFDEC is technical organization with no management authority.
If I did, I would deviate not only from my job description but also from my area of competence.
On particular religious questions, I don't find it in my area of competence to make answers.
But perhaps the main undoing at Long-Term Capital was in its core area of competence, bond convergence.
Unfortunately, her work is that of an epigraphist, and her area of competence is largely limited to the inscriptions on tombs.
