The phrase 'competent strategy' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing the successful implementation of a plan or procedure. For example, "The company is very successful because they have a competent strategy in place."
The developed GRNN model predicted the responses within ±10% error indicating GRNN as a competent strategy to predict WEDM responses.
Placement of a competent strategy for medical students is much easier to accomplish because of the meager goals that must be achieved.
Now that the dust has settled and the idea of social media marketing is seen more as a competent strategy than a fleeting trend, brands are trying to find the perfect balance for their social interactions.
My own sense is that President Jacob Zuma - a ditherer when it comes to policies, but a ruthlessly efficient and experienced master in the darker arts of political survival - would not have moved against Mr Malema if he didn't have a reasonably competent strategy in place.
This specialist hill-farming expertise, which was 'not codified anywhere' and was 'passed down orally and by apprenticeship' [16] in fact proved essential to predicting the behaviour of radioactive elements in the soil and to formulating competent strategies to manage the problem.
Parasites have also developed competent strategies to enter their hosts.
Innovative culturally competent strategies to organise individual MCH service appointments should be trialled and evaluated to develop a MCH system that promotes refugee maternal and child health.
Only such coordinated action, as well as competent strategies targeting prevention, will be effective in reducing the burden and improving the clinical outcome of this devastating complication of diabetes.
In a context of increasing ethnic diversity, culturally competent strategies have been recommended to improve care quality and access to health care for ethnic minorities and migrants; their implementation by health professionals, however, has remained patchy.
With migration increasing, first generation migrants becoming part of the ageing population, and climate change bringing more frequent and intense periods of extreme heat, policymakers need to be mindful of the need for culturally and linguistically competent strategies for disseminating risk messages and heatwave warnings.
Looking at data on thousands of leaders rated as highly competent at strategy, for example, we have found these individuals are also effective at communicating powerfully, customer understanding, innovation and several other behaviors we call companion behaviors.
