"logical skills" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a person's ability to think and reason logically. Example: Sarah's strong logical skills helped her solve the complex math problem quickly and accurately.
He said he enjoyed her wry sense of humor and her "cognitive logical skills".
So why is he at odds with many whose logical skills are inferior to his?
Final spreads add to the prevailing sense of fun with games that employ mathematical and logical skills.
And it is through that that you actually sharpen not only your photographic skills, but your logical skills, your argumentative skills, your persuasion skills, and at the end of the day you are being judged on the basis of how convincing you are to that other person.
The core of the art is that the respondent must use logical skills to keep the general commitment to consistency.
We have just seen that it would not be their purely logical skills that would be exercised or examined.
His own use of reasoning was primarily negative; he showed great logical skill in refuting his opponents' theories.
In his 1924 piece "Logical Atomism", Russell admitted that "by greater logical skill, the need for assuming them [i.e. simples] could be avoided".
Pedagogy is the way, in which our teachers instruct their students, and sadly, today's pedagogy is based on an IQ score, a shallow evaluation that can somewhat test one's linguistic and logical skill, but too often misrepresents true intelligence.
Great for developing logical reasoning skills.
Does their schooling imply advanced or basic logical reasoning skills?
