The phrase "illiterate on" is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not make sense as a stand-alone phrase. You could use "be illiterate in" or "be illiterate about" in a sentence. For example, "Many people are still illiterate in basic financial concepts."
Mr. Berkowitz explained that he writes individuals and organizations about two dozen letters a week on a Swintec electric typewriter — he says he is illiterate on a computer and has no access to one — along with spending time with people who visit him at the maximum-security Sullivan Correctional Facility in upstate New York and talking to those he calls on the phone.
"I am borderline illiterate on these matters, but I had somebody who is really well-regarded actually come and physically do my whole computer," he said.
Fear of 2012 is a worldwide delusion spread by the scientifically illiterate on the scientifically underinformed, fueled by a million Web pages that predict cosmic disasters on an epic scale.
Consider the experience of the Rev. Manuel Horacio Gomes, a parish priest who has been counseling his congregants, many of them illiterate, on the risks and opportunities of the changeover to euros.
A high school teacher wrote, claiming to have been among those complicitous in sending an illiterate on to compete in last week's so-called national championship at the Orange Bowl.
He was also a polling officer, and explains how he was threatened the day before the runoff; like many other voters, he was forced to pretend he was illiterate on voting day so that he could be "assisted" by the police and ruling-party representatives in the voting booth.
The program has more than 100 volunteers working with illiterate adults one-on-one or in small groups.
If anyone knows the source of the illiterate ban on "on average" that motivated this pen-toting hiker, let us know in the comments.
Mr President, Commissioners, if every possible attempt is made - and rightly so - to establish ways of creating an information society for everyone, we should make just as great an effort to ensure that we do not end up recreating a dual society with IT literates on one side and IT illiterates on the other.
The machines can be equipped with speech synthesizers, allowing people who are blind or illiterate to vote on a truly secret ballot for the first time in their lives.
They had been joined by two local men – a fruit seller and a part-time gym assistant, a former colleague and the juvenile, an illiterate drifter – on a "joy ride" after hours of heavy drinking on the evening of the assault.
