"power skills" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to talk about skills or qualities that allow one to exercise a certain level of influence over people or situations. For example, "Bob demonstrated excellent power skills in his successful negotiation with the client."
I know that the players are trying to play well, I know they have passion for England and the shirt and all those other patriotic characteristics; what they don't have is the pace, power, skills and tactical awareness that South Africa possess.
Research has shown that women are better mediators, networkers and holistic thinkers - those soft power skills that are sorely needed in the traditionally male bastions of finance and international relations right now.
Such power, skill, finesse … Never mind boots.
The left-handed Martinez had obliterated recent opponents with a combination of power, skill, creativity and elusiveness.
It is too early to say but he has the tools: size, power, skill, dedication – and a pleasing way about him.
We are still waiting for them, but even if they they show up we are ready to match Nigeria power for power, skill for skill, said Mohammed Gargo, the only overseas pro with the team in Nigeria.
However, examples from my own experience illustrate the flaws in any polarised assumption that local journalism already no longer has the power, skill or will to hold political and other power to account, on behalf of people.
In a spectacular display of sustained power, skill and nerve, the world record for distance covered in 24 hours in a monohull sailing boat was smashed today by the crew of Ericsson 4 in the Volvo round the world race.
"His experience, legs, power, skill.
But her actual secret true power skill is she's really good on structure.
The report provides a refreshing take on what early childhood education could look like if teachers were given the power, skill and technological tools to expand horizons for young kids.
