The phrase "fundamental competences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing essential skills or abilities required for a specific task or profession.
Example: "In order to succeed in this role, candidates must demonstrate fundamental competences in communication and problem-solving."
Alternatives: "core skills" or "essential abilities."
Its action depends on the fundamental competence, dedication, and responsibility of officials at all levels of government, who must make good decisions under pressure.
Realizing their fundamental competence of is particularly important for future software organizations in the digital economy of the Internet era [5, 6, 7].
In this paper, we describe one such set of architectural principles – activation dynamics over a developmental distributed associative substrate – and show how this enables an account of a fundamental competence for social cognition: multi-modal behavioural alignment.
Ferrari (2012) reiterates the importance of incorporating digital technologies into educational processes because they provide benefits for teaching and learning, capacitate in fundamental digital competences which are central to personal development in today's society and help close the digital gap through digital inclusion.
The theory holds that satisfying three fundamental needs (competence, relatedness, and autonomy) contributes to individual high functioning.
The fundamental difference with the original and medical competence description of the CanMeds roles is that 'collaborator in healthcare' is the central competence (see Fig. 2).
In addition, internal coaches at the services within the intervention group were trained in getting familiar with the fundamental elements and competences of coaching to take responsibility for assuring and monitoring the implementation of Houvast and the model fidelity.
The PASD program focuses on increasing the children's actual competence in performing fundamental movement skills, perceived competence, and encouraging and improving the level of social support provided to children in their physical activity endeavours.
Without state oversight, students cannot be sure that their schools are making accurate claims about job placement rates or other fundamental measures of competence.
What is more, Republican and Democratic strategists say that partisan considerations have been increasingly supplanted in mayoral elections, even in New York, by more fundamental questions of competence and management ability.
