"high skill in" is a grammatically correct part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it to describe a person who has a great deal of expertise in a particular area. For example: "John is renowned for his high skill in programming."
As global competition increases, so does the value gap between low skill and high skill in America.
Second versus third, a passion-play of high skill in the face of hyper-physical defence, a sell-out in the best ground in the land, a match of grand-final-like intensity, a very Australian derby in which the teams represent cities 1,350 kilometres apart.
The blended methods show uniformly high skill in both capturing non-Gaussian statistics and achieving accurate filtering results in various dynamical regimes with and without model errors.
Overall, all models are able to capture wet and dry events and show high skill (in most cases, anomaly correlation is larger than 0.7), but display large biases when compared to in situ observations.
For the most part, The Loop Show artists share one overarching sensibility in common -- high skill in crafting their chosen materials and attention to detail.
We have shown that in post-lingual CI recipient, patients maintain the high skill in lip-reading acquired during the prolonged period of deafness, even after several years of auditory recovery [81], [82].
As Alan Blinder has noted, high skills in themselves are no longer a guarantee of high wages.Workers with traditional skills have suffered a triple whammy over the last three decades.
"We can find many motivated people with high skills in the Russian police," he said, "but the system makes it difficult even for these good police officers to do their jobs well.
where μ k is a constant and δ k is the wage premium associated with high skills in country k ("Sweden").
High creativity … high skills in terms of … if you needed a part, if you needed a solution, somebody … and an awful lot of the population had agricultural backgrounds which is typical for farmers.
Students should not be expected to accomplish high skills in using information and computer technology and at the same time expect them to keep this aspect of their personality outside of their social life.
