'structuring skills' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about a person's ability to organize their ideas and tasks in an efficient manner. For example, "Jack has excellent structuring skills and can always stay on top of his assignments."
Results showed that deaf and hearing children had equivalent macro-structure skills, but the deaf group showed poorer performance on micro-structural components.
Three quarters of department heads feel the government's Framework for Languages for 11- to 14-year-olds has had a "marked impact" on pupils' understanding of language structure, skills development and independence.
Involvement in a psychological intervention requires a basic level of independence and life-structuring skills.
All of these treatments were brief, structured, skills based and included a component where the patient practiced learned skills in real life situations.
The manual documented the approach (structured, skills based, problem focused), and methods of managing possible challenges in treatment and provided modules for addressing specific issues such as emotional dysregulation, sleep, addiction, anger outbursts and other problems common in ADHD.
To investigate this link we mapped the benefits found in the six skills-based domains against five frameworks used by institutions to structure workforce skills and development (building on previous work in this field [ 19]).
The British army is bringing structure and skills.
In this contest, researchers pit their structure-prediction skills against one another.
Your son might thrive at a school that offers an academic program but also provides structure, life skills development, socialization strategies, help with problem solving and decision-making, and guidance on adjustment to life away from family.
Oil-rich governments and benefactors are setting up museums and art collections all over the Gulf region: but the underlying structures and skills, like archiving, cataloguing and conservation are in short supply.
