"problematic skills" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to skills which may be difficult to learn or master. For example, "Students often find math to be one of the most problematic skills to learn."
Investigating the problematic social skills and developing a social story intervention for the preschool autistic children was completed, followed by an examination of the effectiveness of the social story intervention.
Therapists look toward problematic interpersonal skills, in part, for their answer.
Even if your job isn't restored, you have stated your case and planted a seed about the supervisor's problematic people skills.
We have not found other RCT studies showing a positive effect of intervention for those parents with the most problematic parenting skills.
The European office of the WHO reported in 2013 that nearly half of Europeans had "inadequate or problematic health literacy skills", but with great variance among countries [ 20].
The focus group discussion guide explicitly intended to elicit from experienced older MWC users the types of environments and activities that were most problematic and the skills that were most beneficial to enhancing participation.
The more problematic areas of skill development and competence in graduate capabilities were in the higher order skills of inquiry/research, creativity and problem solving and collaborative teamwork.
Meanwhile, 45% of businesses claim to have a problematic shortage of cybersecurity skills and 67% of cybersecurity professionals claim they are too busy with their jobs to keep up with skills development and training.
Because these variables are not measured in PIAAC, the estimation of the net effect of level of education on literacy skills is problematic, as the influences of theses variables cannot fully be accounted for.
