numerate

Object

• measure: The Panel will numerate the various measures of a submission's performance.
• people: They are going to broaden recruitment to numerate people with a wide background.

Preposition: with

ability: You must be highly numerate with the ability to analyze information and prepare reports.

Modifies a noun

• discipline: Physics is also a numerate discipline which means using mathematics in the context of solving problems.
• graduate: Higham Group were looking for numerate graduates with a 2:1.
• degree: T his ability is not reliant on having studied a numerate degree.
• subject: The module is optional for students with a first degree in a numerate subject.
• science: You should have a good degree in mathematics, physics, oceanography or a similar numerate science.
• candidate: This is a discipline for the highly numerate candidate with a degree in something like business, finance or mathematics.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: They must be highly numerate, organized with a keen commercial mind.
• very: The ideal candidate will be very numerate, with an ability to understand complex problems and an ability to present a. .
• reasonably: Experience & Training Some retail experience would be useful but any reasonably numerate person could pick up the skills necessary.
• not: The public are, in the main, not numerate and respond to issues of risk with emotion rather than logic.

Used with adjective complement

become: Numeracy Promoting maths and encouraging your child to become numerate at home.