Is “Technical skills precisely” appropriate for a list of specific technical knowledge on résumé

Question

If I am going to put the list of specific technical knowledge on a résumé, is it appropriate to use the term "Technical skills precisely", or is there a more appropriate term to use?

Answer 1

Try "Technical Skills in Detail". (As contrasted with "Overview of Technical Skills"). Other options, which I feel are less natural, include

• Detail of Technical Skills
• Detailed Technical Skills
• Technical Skills (Expanded)

vs

• Technical Skills in Overview
• Summary of Technical Skills
• Technical Skills (Summarised)

Answer 2

The general form [noun phrase] [adverb] even for the title of a section, is really bizarre (unidiomatic, ungrammatical) English.

If you must say that your list is somehow 'precise', you would say 'Precise Technical Skills'. But pragmatically that is somewhat redundant, and context will remove any ambiguity. Are you trying to distinguish from general technical skills?

Stick with just 'Technical Skills'; your following list will be precise or specific enough.

Answer 3

If this is a heading for your list, Technical Skills alone should suffice. You can specify your knowledge level for each item.

Answer 4

I think you might be looking for relevant technical skills.