The phrase "attained competence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the achievement of a certain level of skill or proficiency in a particular area or field.
Example: "After months of training, she finally attained competence in her new role as a software developer."
Alternatives: "achieved proficiency" or "gained expertise."
The academic electronic medical record (AEMR) system is applied with the expectation that nursing students will be able to attain competence in healthcare decision-making and nursing informatics competencies.
Workplace learning is recognized as a crucial occasion to develop various knowledge and skills which can provide opportunities to attain competence in problem-solving, as well as to acquire and share knowledge (Eraut, 2000).
An average of 65 fetal MPI measurements is required to attain competence at producing reliable measurements [ 61].
These findings suggest that rice PDIL1-1 helps retain proglutelin in the cisternal ER lumen until it attains competence for ER export [ 21].
The physiological role of this first peak is poorly characterized but it might be linked to mitogenic signalling to imaginal discs, which first attain competence to metamorphose soon after ecdysis to the 3rd instar [ 77, 78].
Since the challenging nature of health care finances often leads institutions to rely on voluntary participation of committed health professional with only token administrative or clerical support to provide the needed ethics services, significant challenges are created for attaining competence and functional effectiveness.
Because underwater welding involves two dangerous activities--welding and diving--years of instruction are usually needed before attaining competence.
Currently, no objective, validated process exists to determine when an endoscopist has attained technical competence.
Highly expressed in the prototroch of trochophores, it is not until the veliger larva attains competence to metamorphose that Has-cam1 is detected within the mantle.
