The phrase "skills to navigate" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means having the ability or proficiency to navigate or navigate through a particular task or situation. Here is an example sentence: "Having strong problem-solving and critical thinking skills to navigate through complex projects is essential for success in the business world."
Today, confronted with the ubiquity of the internet, we need a whole new set of skills to navigate the information-laden environment we inhabit.
"Our sustainability officers are going to be business leaders who have a higher set of skills to navigate a changing environment.
The women with the least resources and the least skills to navigate this difficult situation are the ones who suffer the most".
Skills and management – ensure you have the necessary skills to navigate change effectively, build strong relationships, focus resources and demonstrate your social value.
General Kvashnin said combat preparedness had fallen so low that some air force regiments were not able to fly nighttime combat missions and a significant portion of the naval command staff no longer had the skills to navigate ships.
Instead, the school invited candidates to the admissions equivalent of speed-dating: nine brief interviews that forced candidates to show they had the social skills to navigate a health care system in which good communication has become critical.
It is thickly wooded and takes great skill to navigate.
With so many engagements, there was a skill to navigating the circuit.
Can you imagine the diplomatic skills required to navigate her career all these decades?
But the pickings for outside contractors with the language and cultural skills needed to navigate the Russian business environment will be rich.The clouds on this sunny outlook are as follows.
Deal Professor » A Trophy Owner Also Familiar With Turmoil | While Jeffrey Bezos's purchase of The Washington Post may be the product of trophy hunting, he has demonstrated the skills needed to navigate tumultuous environments, Victor Fleischer writes in the Standard Deduction column.
