"showcase skill" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of demonstrating a particular skill. For example, "The student had the opportunity to showcase his writing skills in his final paper."
It's about equity, creating a space where all people have the opportunity to showcase skills.
The well-attended games, televised nationally, are also chances to showcase skills in front of agents and scouts.
Adding other sections such as voluntary or community work can help you showcase skills and expertise, while a "Professional development" section might also be useful if you've recently retrained or upskilled.
It's this huge opportunity for anyone who wants to make something of themselves — a nearly ubiquitous platform to showcase skills and talents.
It's why companies like Portfolium and Strive Talent are finding creative ways to showcase skills and are boycotting traditional experience-based resumés.
Document and artefact analysis revealed that students built their PLEs for: mirroring the conventional learning environment; as an environment for reflection; as an environment to showcase skills; and as an environment for collaboration and networking.
The ability, along with already showcased skills like leaping over objects and running up to 14 miles an hour, are all in service of Cheetah's larger vision of aiding search and rescue missions.
But Sadeh21 is not merely a showcase of skill, or abstract dance gymnastics.
According to Deepak Jain, the chairman of Lumax, "the opportunity to work on this car gave our engineers the chance to showcase their skill.
