The phrase "developed a range of skills" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe someone's growth and progress in acquiring different abilities or talents. Example: During her time at university, Sarah developed a range of skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication, which prepared her for success in her professional career.
The verdict Orange is keen to let its graduate trainees develop a range of skills beyond their chosen field - whether that's in technical, marketing, human resources, finance, customer services or commercial planning - rather than be set in a single role throughout their careers.
The purpose of this initiative is to develop a range of skills and abilities in students to enhance their interest for the subjects by promoting group interaction instead of individual achievements and motivating them in order to improve their academic performance and comprehensive training.
There is little evidence that media use benefits children younger than 2. The panel found that before 2 years of age, children are still developing a range of skills that can only be mastered with hands-on exploration and social interaction with a trusted caregiver. .
"The risk mapping and behaviour analysis activities enable young participants to develop a range of skills they will need later in life – life skills, leadership skills and a sense of pride".
He then gave a genuine example by showing us an advert and a brief CV of the successful candidate--a postdoc who had worked in Europe, secured a fellowship, developed a range of scientific skills and knowledge by working in a number of related, but not identical fields, and spoke three languages.
Mary was responsible for setting up the day-to-day running of the scheme, and has developed a range of managerial and organisational skills with the experience of setting up a whole new scheme, coordinating services and working closely with community services.
They have developed a range of powerful education packs that highlight the causes and consequences of racism and help teachers to equip their pupils with a range of skills to challenge prejudice.
I stayed in my university administrator role for 2 years, building on my existing skills and developing a range of new skills and experience.
"You can also talk about how your previous career has helped you develop a range of transferable skills.
This year's shortlist comprises services and projects from all over the UK, including a Fire & Rescue service who are helping young people to develop a range of life skills, a bus service for people with limited mobility and a community project set up by students to help support local people with dementia and their carers.
