The phrase "a focus on training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing priorities, strategies, or areas of emphasis within an organization or program.
Example: "Our new initiative will have a focus on training to enhance employee skills and productivity."
Alternatives: "an emphasis on training" or "a concentration on training".
A focus on training the next generation of nuclear engineers, as 70% of current senior staff are due to retire in the next 10 years.
The organisers criticise university courses for doing little to explain why economists failed to warn about the global financial crisis and for having too heavy a focus on training students for City jobs.
With a focus on training and development, customer service, and performance management, he has been responsible for the design and implementation of the Accor human resources strategy.
Surgery milestones from The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education have encouraged a focus on training and assessment of residents' nontechnical skills, including communication.
Some have policies aimed at supporting small, local firms; some support the local voluntary, community and social enterprise sector, others have a focus on training and employing young people.
It calls for replacement of western forces with an international Muslim peacekeeping force under UN control, a focus on training and equipping the Afghan army and police, a new political setup through an intra-Afghan dialogue, and seeking a regional understanding involving Afghanistan and its neighbours as well as other regional and world powers.
The Soviet government saw the BAM as a line for cargo in case of a confrontation.The railway also reflected the need to develop the Far East with a focus on train and port infrastructure, which in my opinion was the correct decision.
A few days after the election, the company announced a host of new safety features, including a crackdown on hate speech and a renewed focus on training its moderators to better react to threats of violence and hateful conduct.
Journalism is right at the top of our agenda, with a real focus on training.
In this chapter, the authors argue for moving student employee training programs beyond a sole focus on training students for effective service, to training based on experiential learning principles.
It's been a focus on us, training hard the past few weeks," he added.
