skilled

Preposition: in

• art: We both being skilled in the art of quick get always cast off in formation.
• craft: Emphasis was placed on a noble portrayal of Tristan, highly skilled in the craft of courtly love.
• technique: These teams have access to the latest research information and are skilled in futures techniques in order to best capture and explore future environments.
• aspect: Our teams are skilled in all aspects of construction, ensuring that your new living area is built to your specific requirements.
• area: Each member of the team is usually highly skilled in a specific area.
• design: And the industry will still need engineers skilled in design and research.

Modifies a noun

• craftsman: Many items are made by their skilled craftsmen in their own workshop.
• workforce: We need a highly skilled workforce for our country to succeed.
• technician: Prior to delivery our skilled technicians will have checked your car point by point.
• worker: At the peak of building activity, there will be more than 1,500 skilled workers on site - ranging from caterers to IT experts.
• labor: Organic farming provides a great model of how we can really use skilled labor to add value to our products.
• tradesman: These tiling courses have been designed to turn novices into skilled tradesmen.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: By blending the highest quality yarns along with our highly skilled design team only products of the highest quality are produced.
• appropriately: NHSP provides a service to fill vacancies in NHS Trusts with appropriately skilled healthcare staff seeking flexible work.
• suitably: The problem would be finding a suitably skilled rodent sensei to train it.
• technically: My first job was working with VSO in London matching suitable technically skilled volunteers to overseas positions.
• sufficiently: Their labor is not sufficiently skilled or valuable to be employed in making their own garments.
• exceptionally: We asked Phil... " You don't have to be exceptionally skilled to do it.

Used with adjective complement

• become: He is becoming quite skilled at using the keyboard with accuracy of 100 % without looking at the keyboard.
• require: This requires skilled counseling, an important element of our services.