"living skill" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of ability, such as a practical skill, that is necessary to live life in a successful manner. For example, "Time management is an essential living skill that everyone should learn."
A virtual reality environment for evaluation of a daily living skill in brain injury rehabilitation: reliability and validity.
I'm studio art major in high school and college, and I'm start painting when I was 8, so design and painting is more like my living skill.
The NCWD/Youth broadly defines the workforce development system to include professionals that work as job developers, school counselors, youth development program staff and independent living skill specialists.
Skills coaches (different from life coaches) who worked with youth outside the foster home at least weekly, focused on independent living skill acquisition and healthy activities in the community.
Global functioning was evaluated by Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) [ 24], and independent living skills by Independent Living Skills Survey- patient version (ILSS-BR/P) [ 25].
The psychiatric team urged him to improve his hygiene and attend classes in "daily living skills".
The program emphasizes living skills like cooking, hygiene, self-reliance, yet also teaches workplace skills like computer use and Tibetan, Chinese and English.
They talk to her about her day, help her get to appointments she has scheduled, and make sure she is taking the correct doses of her medications and keeping up with what are called "daily living skills": the daily budgeting of time and keeping the apartment clean, said Timothy Koonce.
His neurological examination was normal, as were his mother's ratings of communication abilities, daily living skills, socialization, and motor skills.
Convergent validation of the Kohlman Evaluation of Living Skills as a screening tool of older adults' ability to live safely and independently in the community.
