expertise

considerable, extensive, great

limited

appropriate, relevant

The hospital hired a doctor with relevant expertise in treating heart disease.

necessary

You need necessary expertise to work as a surgeon in any hospital.

established, existing

particular, special/specialist, specific

Maria's particular expertise in graphic design made her the ideal person to lead the project.

collective, combined, shared

The team's combined expertise allowed them to solve the difficult problem quickly.

in-house, local, outside

The company decided to hire local expertise rather than fly in consultants from the capital.

staff

subject

academic, business, clinical, engineering, financial, legal, management/managerial, marketing, medical, professional, scientific, technical, technological

degree, level

The chef's advanced level of expertise was evident in every dish she prepared.

have

The team leader has extensive expertise in managing large construction projects.

lack

need, require

acquire, develop, gain

build on

Our new design team builds on years of expertise in sustainable architecture.

provide

The consulting firm provided expertise that helped the small company improve its marketing strategy.

apply, bring, bring to bear, use

The new manager brought her years of marketing expertise to the struggling company.

bring together, call on, draw on

The team decided to call on their marketing expertise to solve the customer problem.

rely on

pass on, share

The senior chef agreed to pass on her expertise to the younger members of the kitchen team.

be available

The company's technical expertise was available to help solve the problem.

~ in

Sarah developed real expertise in graphic design after working in the industry for five years.

~ on

The consultant offered valuable expertise on digital marketing strategies for small businesses.

an area/a field of expertise, a range of expertise

Building a new hospital needed expertise in many different fields, from engineering to medicine.