"skillful person" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is adept at a particular skill or talent. You can use it in any context where you want to highlight someone's skill or ability. Example: The company was impressed by the resume of the skillful person and immediately offered them the job.
"A skillful person can steal more with a pen and a smile than with a gun," he said.
In every day life, we perceive a quick, skillful person to be very different from a quick, clumsy person.
Dick Balzer, a long-time BP consultant, and probably the most skillful person I have ever seen at reading the room, uses this to perfection.
He wrote to Treasury Secretary Levi Woodbury, proposing "to send, to both the Gold mints, a confidential & skillful person, who may ... give instructions as to correcting the errors, that have been committed .
A few interviewees pointed to the scarcity of experts and skillful persons for performing needs assessment both in the MOH and HIOs.
He might not be the most skillful and experienced person on the police force, but he would be cheap".
Unattractive is a state of mind, one easily overcome by being a genuine, skillful and friendly person.
The new partner will be an important asset regarding the manuscript processing and publication of accepted articles in a timely manner, and all process phases are assisted by skillful and experienced persons of SpringerOpen who are working in the editorial office of JEOS: RP.
Thenceforward, in the person of the skillful Charles, marquis de Bussy-Castelnau, Dupleix had a kingmaker at the centre of Muslim power in the Deccan.
The fundamental principle of skillful play is that a person should generally stay in the pot only if he probably has the best hand or if the odds against his drawing the best hand are less than the odds offered by the pot.
A skillful attacker may gather any person's biometric samples and can produce forged biometrics.
