"skill constraints" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It refers to a limitation due to a lack of skill or knowledge. For example, "Her skill constraints prevented her from completing the assignment."
Skill constraint: each required skill is covered by the skills of at least one worker.
Free-rider constraint: no team still satisfies the skill constraint if any worker in the team leaves.
Because of severe affordability and skills constraints it is especially difficult to bring the Internet to rural areas of developing countries.
Barriers to successful information seeking include limited insight on gaps in knowledge or skill, time constraints, access to information resources, searching ability, perceived attributes of the information sources, critical appraisal skills, and evidence that is incomplete, contradictory, or not applicable to individual patients [ 23- 28].
There are of course still hurdles to be addressed, and appealingly this message was not buried at formnext; skills gaps, constraints in terms of speed and price-per-part, failure rates, high initial investment, risk-averse business models slowing adoption rates and more came up even during formal press conferences.
Data from the face to face interviews was categorised, following the barriers listed in the interview guide: attitude; knowledge and skills; time constraints; patient's opinion and behaviour, and collaboration with mental health professionals.
In a system facing resource constraints, skill mix using support workers to assist qualified health professionals is advocated.
The volunteer portal can help you select volunteer activities that accommodate your location, interests, skills and time constraints.
Industry conventions affect this decision, but you should factor in your and your agent's differing skills and time constraints as well.
