"skill demands" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the specific skills or abilities that are required or expected for a certain task or job. Example: The job advertisement clearly stated the skill demands for the position, which included strong communication and problem-solving skills.
December 2005 "How Computerised Work and Globalisation Shape Human Skill Demands", by Frank Levy and Richard J. Murnane.
Policies should ensure that the education systems prepare young people for the skill demands of employers through outreach programmes, training, apprenticeships, and access to job-search assistance measures.
It always takes longer for the galleries to appreciate the quiet ones -- Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson and now Karrie Webb -- but sooner or later their sheer skill demands devotion.
Do business graduates experience the shift in workplace skill demands as those in high technological professions?
Orthopedic drilling as a skill demands high levels of dexterity and expertise from the surgeon.
The novel task model put forth by Autor (2015), Autor and Price (2003) and Autor et al. (2003) which later influenced (Frey and Osborne 2013) job computerization predictive methodology, help to measure and estimate future skill demands.
The overall rise in skill demand is often assessed by this structural change alone.
However, site assessment is costly, has high skill demand, and is time-consuming.
They perform content analysis and carry out a comparative study of employers' skill demand in small European economies.
Therefore, the likelihood of a job being included in the dataset increases when a particular skill demand exceeds supply.
However, ARIZ is a higher skill demanding large amount of professional knowledge for ordinary designers whose design skill were restricted by their insufficient professional knowledge and personal experience.
