The phrase "special competence" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's particular skill or expertise in a certain area. For example: "John's special competence in programming has greatly contributed to the success of our company's new software."
Except in Spain, special competence in ICM is linked to a basic speciality (ICM as a subspeciality).
But the Chief of Staff is presumed to have a special competence and a purity of motive, since the Army is non-political.
We accept that those kinds of decisions, Sanger writes, "reside within the special competence and authority of the person making the decision".
Those who (one hopes on the basis of some special competence) are fascinated by the question of whether undergraduates are improved or damaged by fornication can organize private discussion groups or, if married, talk about it with their wives".
Since he was wont to expound forcefully on any and all topics even when (at his own admission) he had no special competence, his fellow graduate students confined him to a small adjoining room; this is still known as the Peter Nicholls Room.
"The clergy," he once said, "have neither a divine mandate nor authority nor special competence to articulate particular programs of politico-economic action and when they pronounce their fallible ideas with presumptive piety they encourage public doubt about the church's possession of an authentic word of God in the theological and moral realm".
Caregivers expressed concern particularly over the mistrust of nurses who within the Swedish system have special competences and are the category of caregivers a patient meets first at a clinic.
They serve the local population and cater to its needs, with no restrictions as to illness, age or patient category, for basic medical treatment, nursing, preventive work or rehabilitation that does not require the medical and technical resources of hospitals or other special competences [ 26].
"The Roberts Court has lost faith in the democratic process," Professor Karlan wrote, noting that the conservative justices, at least in practice, reject the idea that the political branches have a "special institutional competence" in addressing certain questions.
However, the status of ICM within the medical community must definitely be improved, for example by recognition of special ICM competence (by defining quality standards as well as by creating professional structures which offer acceptable job prospects).
A semi-structured interview was performed by a neurologist with special interest and competence in headache.
