"child talent" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to a child's natural abilities or skills in a certain area. Example: The school is known for nurturing child talent in music and dance.
She is the coordinator of child talent at Little Airplane Productions, a film production company in Manhattan.
In 2005, they enlisted Jason Woliner, a fledgling director, and made a handful of short videos, including "Shutterbugs," about a pair of child talent agents, Bill and Samir, endowed with a loopy, slightly demonic intensity.
Eric Bartholomew (Morecambe's real name) and Ernie Wise first met at an audition for Youth Takes A Bow, a child talent show, when Eric was 13 and Ernie already a member of the troupe.
Pushed by a quintessential stage mother, she was signed to a contract in 1943 by MGM, which was banking on child talent, much of which was used up by adolescence, either disappearing for good or absorbed into the ranks of character actors.
Osment may not look like the typical, chiselled Hollywood star (uncharitable fans have described him as "unrecognizable" in comparison to his younger self), but he still has an undeniable humming presence behind his amiably slanting eyes — the same feature that marked him as a child talent.
These range from health and ancestry tests to those for child talent, paternity, and infidelity.
I was even cast in a couple of ads when they needed child talents.
Contrary to what many parents tell their children, talent and hard work are neither necessary nor sufficient for economic success.
Because children spend a lot of their time with family at home, physical environment of house, effects on the children talent development and creativity.
Perhaps it's in the area of physical health, financial wealth, friends, children, talent, creativity, or time.
You lean against a wall, your several million lives still possible and crammed with love, work, children, talent, English beer, good food.
