The phrase "available competences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the skills or abilities that are accessible or at one's disposal in a particular context, such as in a job description or project proposal.
Example: "We need to assess the available competences within our team to ensure we can meet the project's demands."
Alternatives: "accessible skills" or "existing capabilities".
"What we intend to do is integrate all the available competence of the BMW group, but that doesn't mean that it will be made from BMW parts," Mr. Kalbfell said.
The SBTT was focused on a rational use of available competence in order to provide effective patient care.
Since relevant and available competence is imperative to gain positive effects from implementation [ 42], discrepancies put strains especially on health care and its providers to bridge the gap.
27 28 The strategy for collaboration used during SBTT, the all team members' behaviour (A-TEAM) programme, is focused on a rational use of available competence in order to provide safe, effective patient care.
The strategy for collaboration used in this project, the A-TEAM programme, is primarily focused on meeting patient needs; that is, the team has the obligation to use available competence in order to cure, relieve and care for the patient without harm.
Namely, the European Qualifications Framework (EQF) and the European Credit System for Vocational Education and Training (ECVET) can compare formal qualifications across national borders.5 However, the EQF covers only formal reference levels and provides no evidence of actual and available vocational competence at the individual level.
If one accepts that informed consent is often not truly possible in the paediatric critical care context, obtaining approval in principle (assent) would allow informed consent, when needed, to be deferred and the process continued until parents are available and/or competence is achieved [ 6].
As a police officer, Janeane Garofalo is one of the few examples of professional competence available, though she should never take another role in which she plays a uniformed cop, as she did in Sylvester Stallone's "Copland".
A range of approaches are available to assess competence in medical practice [ 1, 2].
Even so, these surgeons are responsible for all or almost all TAR surgery (primary and secondary) in Sweden, and they have the highest competence available in the country.
