The phrase "with competency" is correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to describe someone's ability to do something in a skilled or proficient manner. Example: "She completed the project with competency, showcasing her strong organizational and problem-solving skills."
While the UK and, to a limited extent, Sweden, have developed institutions similar to those found in the US that help govern "radically innovative" firm competences, Germany has invested in institutional frameworks associated with "competency enhancing" human resource practices that give its firms an advantage in more generic technologies in which organisational complexity is higher.
Handsomeness, or so researchers believe, is equated with competency.
(Holden) 'Evil Dead' (R, 1 31) Directed with competency though not nearly enough humor by Fede Alvarez, this remake of Sam Raimi's 1981 horror film about a cabin of cult curiosities, doesn't have the original's wooden performances, puffy clothes and hairdos or its amusingly crude special effects, but it sure does share its blood lust.
(Dargis) 'Evil Dead' (R, 1 31) Directed with competency though not nearly enough humor by Fede Alvarez, this remake of Sam Raimi's 1981 horror film about a cabin of cult curiosities, doesn't have the original's wooden performances, puffy clothes and hairdos or its amusingly crude special effects, but it sure does share its blood lust.
(Jeannette Catsoulis) 'Evil Dead' (R, 1 31) Directed with competency though not nearly enough humor by Fede Alvarez, this remake of Sam Raimi's 1981 horror film about a cabin of cult curiosities, doesn't have the original's wooden performances, puffy clothes and hairdos or its amusingly crude special effects, but it sure does share its blood lust.
(Daniel M. Gold) 'Evil Dead' (R, 1 31) Directed with competency though not nearly enough humor by Fede Alvarez, this remake of Sam Raimi's 1981 horror film about a cabin of cult curiosities, doesn't have the original's wooden performances, puffy clothes and hairdos or its amusingly crude special effects, but it sure does share its blood lust.
Performance assessment elements were then incorporated into the competence assessment: how knowledge, skills, experience and behaviours combine with competencies and lead to performance (see Figure 1).
It mobilises useful skills and combines intellectual stretch with competencies that students (and our economy) need for the future.
The traditional Halstedian model of time-bound apprenticeship has been replaced with competency-based training.
After the education reform, the MOE shifted its role from controlling content-based curricula to providing teachers with competency-based guidelines.
Others are best controlled if shifted to co-specialized players with competencies, interest and knowledge.
