"augment skill" is not correct, as written
The phrase you are looking for is the verb "to hone," meaning to improve or sharpen a skill. You can use the phrase in written English any time you are discussing the act of improving a skill. For example, "She hones her cooking skills by trying new recipes every week."
These digital enhancements augment skills as employees blend their skills with those of digital labor.
Most of these surgeons indicated that they completed fellowship training in areas to augment their skill sets to develop into better generalists.
Programs in computing, business, or communications can augment quantitative skills gained through a science degree.
Look at your current skills and what do you need to augment your skills to make you more relevant and more attractive in your field".
Robotic training (RT) using the da Vinci skills simulator and conventional training (CT) using a laparoscopic "training box" are both used to augment operative skills in minimally invasive surgery.
In the current climate, it is highly desirable to augment your skills by seeking work experience, whether you do it for the full duration of the gap year, or mix your gap year with travel.
While there is still time before on-highway driverless trucks are the norm, there are still several technologies available today that augment drivers' skills to make the road smoother and safer.
For instance, it says: "Many advanced economies face increasingly polarized labor markets and rising inequality – in part because technology augments higher skills while replacing routine jobs".
As student T implies, in-service learning is recognised as a values-based approach that augments employability skills and capabilities developed elsewhere in the curriculum (Kinash et al. 2016).
Planning is key to a successful secondment: Before someone undertakes a secondment the organisation needs to be clear why they are sending one of their executives out on secondment – if it is to acquire or augment a new skill then what are they going to do ensure that the individual comes back to a role that will utilise these skills.
