The phrase "attached to skill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a connection or association between something and a particular skill or ability.
Example: "The certification program is designed to ensure that all participants are attached to skill development in their respective fields."
Alternatives: "linked to skill" or "associated with skill".
In fact, considerable importance has been attached to political skill.
While liberal arts graduates might be used to having to look for jobs with only tenuous connections to their majors, the researchers said this shouldn't be the case for graduates with degrees attached to specific skills such as engineering.
"In a world in which machines came to dominate tasks involving core cognitive processing, the importance of, and skill premium attached to, non-cognitive skills is likely to rise…yet our education system, at present, has a strongly cognitive slant" he said.
Any magic attached to such a skill slowly disappears from this blended portrait of three sufferers of the same obsession.
It could be trained to perform tricks, one of which was to draw its own water from a thimble attached to a chain, a skill celebrated in its Dutch nickname, putterje.
"Everything you do, especially the things that become successful, have some element of luck and skill attached to them," he said.
Though he failed to meet the man he calls his hero, Remmerswaal remains undeterred; he'll be headed back to Omaha for the Berkshire shareholder meeting in May, hoping to convince Buffett to partner with him and Oprah Winfrey (also not yet attached) to teach sound financial skills to the youth of the world.
We introduce a fundamental contrast between 'community-midwives', who we consider unable to fulfill the core life-saving functions and 'midwives in the community', who are midwives first, with all the skills attached to the definition.
In fact, the less female orgasm is attached to intercourse, the more emotional skill and intelligence our male ancestors must have had to foster female orgasm -- whether for altruistic or self-serving reasons.
The whole seminar takes place at an interactive skills lab attached to the Marburg University Hospital and utilizes trained simulation patients and different models.
