The phrase "areas of confidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe specific domains or subjects where someone feels assured or skilled.
Example: "In my professional development plan, I have identified several areas of confidence, including project management and team leadership."
Alternatives: "fields of expertise" or "domains of assurance".
Government-led employability strategies don't tend to focus on areas of confidence, contacts and money.
There is nothing scientific about looking at what goods and services have pending trademark applications, but the trends can reveal areas of confidence in the economy.
They can identify their concerns and areas of confidence in what we have presented.
Within the confidence category, all but two areas of confidence were self-rated as significant gains among students (p < 0.01; Figure 5).
Physiotherapists also set boundaries for their clinical role in helping patients' LBP, which allowed them to practice within their areas of confidence, focusing on physical issues (largely mechanical in nature) in favour of psychosocial obstacles to recovery.
Second, curriculum reform at UNSW has resulted in a major and significant improvement in students' perceptions of their preparedness for hospital practice, in the areas of confidence, collaboration, preventative medicine and interpersonal skills, and this effect is much greater than any improvement obtained by the PRINT course.
Areas of low confidence include, for example, the appropriate use of opioid analgesics.
The nurses responded positively about the effect of the clinic restructuring on their work experiences, especially in the areas of their confidence in carrying out their work, feeling valued, having received adequate training, and providing quality care.
Areas of non-confidence in prescribing were found, and comparing results with a similar survey of junior doctors, the students appear overly confident as to how effectively their current knowledge prepares them for being doctors.
The wide area of the confidence ellipse for HPV testing reflects the small number of accuracy studies conducted on HPV testing in sub-Saharan Africa.
Some of the septic shock samples (one sample for the metabolomics and cytokine/chemokine model and three samples for the combined dataset) appear far outside of the area of 95% confidence interval of the Hotelling's T-squared distribution.
