The phrase "as a technical skill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific ability or expertise that is related to technology or technical tasks.
Example: "Understanding programming languages is essential as a technical skill for software developers."
Alternatives: "in a technical capacity" or "as a specialized skill".
You argue: "The central virtue of a liberal education is that it teaches you how to write, and writing makes you think". I appreciated that you didn't just emphasize the importance of writing as a technical skill, a workplace proficiency.
Initially, feedback was taught as a "technical skill" in a single session and the students were then expected to apply it – the "immunisation" approach.
Equity in health-care consists of more than cultural competency as a technical skill; it also includes interpersonal skills and the adaptation of the RGP system.
"The Dance We Dance," a suite of excerpts from the repertory of this 20-year-old troupe, suggested a tradition of inspirational dancing filled with passion as well as technical skill.
From this perspective, POCUS would not be regarded as a separate technical skill but would instead be integrated into daily clinical practice.
But I have writing and editorial, as well as technical, skills, and have always enjoyed "explain-y" projects as much as the simply creative ones.
In the tech department, team members are involved with the interview process, and a good culture fit is as important as technical skills.
They include attention to advance planning, teamwork, and non-technical as well as technical skills and, in conjunction with a table, clarify the potentially conflicting priorities of the mother and the fetus.
"MIT offered a unique setting for cultivating my entrepreneurial as well as technical skills, which fundamentally changed my professional career," Diaz says.
2. Soft skills are just as important as technical skills.
