"theoretical skills" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the knowledge and abilities that someone has acquired through studying theories, concepts, and principles. Example: "A strong understanding of theoretical skills is essential for success in the field of physics."
Huntington applied his theoretical skills to the Washington, D.C., arena too.
Employers don't just look for theoretical skills, he says: they need people who can work in teams and put across an argument.
Sumida studied mathematics at Yale before deciding to apply her theoretical skills to real-world situations through ORIE.
.MIT's strength is its enormous depth of theoretical skills that are related directly to the real world.
"He had an unusual combination of theoretical skills and a practical understanding of engineering and costs," said Dr. Alexander Kossiakoff, who worked with Dr. Avery at Allegany and is now the chief scientist of the Applied Physics Laboratory.
But a BSc in policing has limited relevancy if the theoretical skills acquired in a degree do not speak to the practical challenges of policing, and the practices that find policing in conflict with the community.
In the eyes of his contemporaries, Warburg was an accomplished theorist: 'to develop the mathematical analysis of the measurements required very exceptional experimental and theoretical skill' [ 5].
After the completion of theoretical trainings, skills demonstrations, return demonstrations and coaching for specific RH and HIV skill sessions were held for mentees.
Training included theoretical and skills practice within and outside of paediatrics at fundamental (e.g. presentation skills, psychology training) and advanced levels (e.g. Balint groups, psychology training, bereavement).
The interactive assessments were useful in assessing staff members' practical and theoretical knowledge, skills, and abilities and in identifying areas in need of development.
In conclusion, the present interactive e-assessment method might be useful in evaluating staff members' practical and theoretical knowledge, skills, and abilities and in identifying areas in need of development.
