"gained practical skills" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to someone gaining new abilities or knowledge that can be applied in a practical way. For example, "Through my internship I gained practical skills in project management."
The best internships help you gain practical skills, industry knowledge and important contacts.
All the sample codes were written in plain Python, a general-purpose programming language widely used in industry as well as in academia, so that students can gain practical skills for both complex systems simulation and computer programming simultaneously.
This equipment allowed the students to gain practical skills for different types of works with the equipment on the basis of the University, and also helped to increase the interest of students in carrying out the laboratory and practical work.
It is so amazing to see young women flourish there and see them imagine themselves as something while gaining practical skills.
Competing demands; learning new routines and gaining practical skills often seemed to be more than enough to cope with for students during clinical placements.
Brunt and Hansson [ 33] also found that security, physical (built) environment and social interaction were considered important by both residents and staff but staff more often stressed the importance of supporting residents to gain practical skills.
"The best internships will help you decide what you want to do for a career, gain practical skills and important contacts," adds careers writer Kayla Epstein.
Medical school students should be exposed to a broad range of educational experiences and gain practical skills.
Van Helmont traveled to Switzerland and Italy (1600 02) and to France and England (1602 05), gaining practical medical skills that he put to use during an outbreak of plague in Antwerp in 1605.
