"maintain skill" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to convey the idea of continuing to possess a certain skill. For example: "John has worked hard to maintain his coding skill."
"This report will inform our National Shipbuilding Strategy to match the needs of the Royal Navy with the ability to design and build efficiently maintain skills and maximise export opportunities.," said Fallon.
This may not matter much for individuals at the top of the income distribution, who can live off their investments or maintain skills that allow them to work as consultants.
The performance rate for adult PSA was declared sufficient to maintain skill-competency by 75.7% (134/177), and for paediatric PSA, the rate was deemed sufficient by 54.2% (58/107).
Future studies can evaluate the need for booster sessions to help maintain skills.
The retention of skills after training, and the frequency of training necessary to maintain skills, is not well established yet and requires further study [18, 19, 20].
The standardization of simulation to train and maintain skills used in ACLS may improve care given to patients during times of decreased and less senior staffing.
Similarly, systematic differences have been documented with respect to adults' participation in education, which can be considered as a means to develop and maintain skills.
Similar group differences have been found with respect to adults' participation in further education and training (OECD 2005), which is considered a means to develop and maintain skills.
Many of those are the sort of jobs that maintain skills that enable Europe to remain autonomous rather than relying on the US, he reasons.
Optimisation is challenging as it decreases the readability and flexibility of the source code and the complexity of modern microprocessors makes it difficult for the developers to obtain and maintain skills in these areas.
