"dual competence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to someone having knowledge or skill in two separate areas. For example, "He demonstrated his dual competence in Spanish and French, leading the company's international expansion."
An electronic version of the guideline has been developed which in addition to the national dual diagnosis competence training program, are important tools for service providers.
Some proteins of the complex have been implicated to play a dual role in both pilus assembly and natural competence (Friedrich et al., 2002; Averhoff and Friedrich, 2003; Friedrich et al., 2003; Rumszauer et al., 2006).
SinR is a dual-functional regulator that activates motility and represses competence [23].
This paper focuses on the dual role of R&D – knowledge generation and the technological-competence-enhancing effect of R&D – and its implication for the endogenous evolution of R&D productivity and the pattern of firm growth.
Even if we establish a child's decision-making competence regarding the medical decision at hand, a dual consent procedure will do justice to developmental aspects of children and the specific characteristics of the parent-child dyad.
Commercial apprenticeship constitutes 19.5%1 of the federal diploma of competence (graduation degree) and represents the most commonly chosen dual vocational training in Switzerland.
This dual focus relies on ensuring that the researchers involved have the professional competence both to look after their participants and themselves.
The dual substrate capabilities of PriA might reflect an ancient state of broad-specificity competence, with hisA and trpC being derived from specialized offspring of gene duplication [ 13].
Finally, in Finland, the dual professionalism of vocational teachers, particularly as it relates to teachers' work-life experience and vocational competence, is a concern.
