The phrase "proficient tool" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a tool or instrument that is skilled, capable, or efficient at performing a specific task. Example: "The computer program is a proficient tool for data analysis, allowing researchers to quickly and accurately analyze large amounts of data."
This simple but complete picture of the device is a proficient tool to understand the detectors physics.
When used properly, the full second-order P-Δ-δ analysis method of design provides a reliable and proficient tool for practical design.
All three of the males in the group acquired "proficient tool use," the authors say.
Chimpanzee males are indeed at the same time highly xenophobic, bellicose territory conquerors and proficient tool users.
Long-term observations of wild chimpanzees have suggested that female chimpanzees acquire more proficient tool-using techniques faster than males [23], [24] and other studies show a similar pattern in captive bonobos [25].
Until revised and proficient tools become available, such as, perhaps, from the ACR-EULAR-Diagnosis and Classification of Vasculitis Study (DCVAS: NCT01066208), the 2012 CHCC nomenclature remains the most practical and main pragmatic way to differentiate and categorize vasculitides [ 2].
Namely, fibrates -- alone or combined with statins -- emerge as a proficient therapeutic tool leading to an improved cardiovascular outcome.
If you ever stumble upon such a situation, use a proficient commercial tool for VHD recovery.
To be efficient in finding needles in haystacks, or pinpointing a painful area in hours instead of weeks, the performance engineer for Exchange should be proficient in tools including Perfmon, Relog, Typeperf, Microsoft Excel, Charting and analysis tool, Sysinternals Process Monitor, Iometer, and Microsoft Exchange Performance Troubleshooting Analyzer.
But only those three males, such as the one in the photo above, became proficient with the tool and successfully retrieved the nuts, the scientists report online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. None of the females did so; nor did any of the birds, male or female, in the ghost demonstrator group.
Larry Jeffords, owner of Jeffords Steel and Engineering in upstate New York, told The Associated Press that convicts David Sweat, 34, and Richard Matt, 48, were either very proficient with the tools they used — or they had help.
