expertise Definition
ex·per·tise (eks′pər tēz′, -tēs′)
noun
the skill, knowledge, judgment, etc. of an expert
Etymology: Fr
expertise Usage Examples
Converse of object
- combine: Our Technical Expertise combined with strong small business management skills enables us to help you achieve your business objectives.
- bring: In another area a multi-agency team brought together expertise across a range of different services.
- specialize: With our specialized expertise in both temporary and permanent staff we can assist you whatever your needs may be.
- acquire: You learn how to design experiments and acquire expertise in statistics.
- require: No one tutor can have the breadth of subject expertise required.
- develop: We will: Develop specialist expertise in voluntary sector led community-based learning.
Adjective modifier
- technical: Indeed our technical expertise in the major items of our portfolio is the key to the success of the products in the market.
- considerable: OECD has an extensive research base, and considerable expertise, within each of these areas.
- in-house: At CPA, we are able to draw on an unrivaled wealth of in-house expertise.
- unrivaled: This unrivaled expertise has resulted in the most comprehensive disco lighting equipment range on the market.
- proven: Business Angels, were the best because their proven expertise came with the money.
- particular: You might prefer to concentrate on your areas of particular expertise.
Modifies a noun
- span: Their expertise spans a wide range of graphic design, new media, advertising and digital marketing.
- in-house: Where they do not have access to such expertise in-house, members will need to consider taking external specialist professional advice as appropriate.
Noun used with modifier
- specialist: Solution LTS provided specialist expertise in NGO capacity building.
- engineering: HellermannTyton technical and engineering expertise ensures that they can satisfy your individual needs.
- consultancy: Registration does not in itself guarantee contracts but your details will be available for consideration should the need for consultancy expertise arise.
- marketing: Internet marketing is not only about... concepts of our Internet marketing strategy expertise to.. .
Preposition: in
field: The specialty of the candidates of the Natural Law Party is their expertise in the field of Natural Law.
Preposition: with
microcontrollers: Previous expertise with PIC microcontrollers, ViewLogic design tools and Logic devices by Lattice, Altera and Actel, is also desirable.
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