"publishing skills" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "He has excellent publishing skills that have enabled him to become a successful author."
In particular, they will have to add serious in-house technological competencies to their publishing skills.
Alongside my daily forays into the mailing-list, I have actually learned some useful publishing skills too.
"Although I am lacking some basic publishing skills, such as knowing how to get things into bookshops, I have made money on everything we've published".
But she and Ms. Freedman were still unsure enough of their cooking and publishing skills that they hired a vegan "cookbook consultant" to write the recipes.
Web design and desktop publishing skills are some of the obvious tools required to achieve these goals.
When Chicago journalist Dan Sinker revealed himself, Emanuel donated the money to Young Chicago Authors, a community organization which helps young people with writing and publishing skills.
While this could make it easier for people to use Blueprints, it would be interesting if there was a way to share the skills more publicly, too – currently, you can't publish skills to the Alexa Skill Store, as they're meant for personal use.
The "Launch" page will help developers address common validation errors, and offers support for publishing private skills for Alexa for Business.
Since its launch, over 12,000 Storyline users have published 2,500 skills in the Alexa Skills Store — more than 6% of all skills in the store.
Because of the regulation around kids apps, developers can only publish kids skills in the U.S at this time, Amazon says.
For example, Sayspring lets designers create voice-enabled apps without code, as well, but instead of publishing the skill directly, it's meant to be the first step in the voice app creation process.
