The phrase 'genuine competence' is correct in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that is able to do a particular task with aptitude and professionalism. For example, "I appreciate the genuine competence you have exhibited while building this project."
Moments of genuine competence are undermined by its sadistic emphasis on driving and dull fighting mechanics.
And, as in the case of Wolff on Trump, their genuine competence and willing to even do the job itself.
The skill of being a competent practitioner is not equivalent to rule-following; it is impossible to state rules such that health workers necessarily display a genuine competence if the rules are followed [ 19, 20].
There was also a lack of confidence in the methods used for assessment with only 15.1% of consultants agreeing with the statement 'OSATS (objective structured assessment of technical skill) are a genuine measure of competence'.
I spent a full day in various IQ and psycho tests, and the examiners were somewhat puzzled by the results, which portrayed me as someone with a genuine interest and some competence in both the scientific and literary areas.
Overtime, it builds a library of competence that shows up as genuine confidence in one's abilities.
We confuse charisma with competence, rhetoric with results, celebrity with genuine achievement.
Only through direct participation can children develop a genuine appreciation of democracy and a sense of their own competence and responsibility to participate".
Determining the genuine or correct version of a religious tradition is beyond the competence and authority of a candidate or the American government.
The new Rapporteur must not only have recognized competence and professional experience in ESCER, but also a genuine and verifiable commitment to human rights and to victim-centered approaches.
A dissertation demonstrates technical competence more often than an original theory or a genuine argument.
