The phrase "a highly trained one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or entity that has received extensive training in a specific field or skill.
Example: "In our organization, we prioritize hiring a highly trained one to ensure the best outcomes for our clients."
Alternatives: "a well-trained individual" or "an extensively trained professional."
It is noted that the health workforce challenges in the country are significantly related to poor working conditions, a situation that drives some staff, especially highly trained ones, to seek employment outside the country (brain drain); those who remain working in the country become greatly demoralized [ 20].
This situation drives some staff, especially highly trained ones, to seek private or third sector employment or to move outside the country.
In purely economic terms, a pet is usually not worth thousands of dollars unless it is a rare show animal used in a lucrative breeding program or a highly trained working dog, like one, for instance, that assists the blind or the deaf.
"Passion" is as much stretched and curled athletic bodies as anything resembling traditional dance, though no one but a highly trained dancer could pull it off.
However, direct observation's use of a highly trained observer contributes to its status as one of the most reliable methods for assessing the care that is actually provided [ 6- 9].
Cut to a highly trained young swordsman (Mr. Chambers) on his way to Paris.
In one high profile attack earlier this year, an American Green Beret was shot by one of his partners in a highly trained Afghan special operations unit, a first for that particular division.
New York's economy is based on offering employers a highly trained and diverse work force.
The results clearly demonstrate that the automated bioprocess outperforms the manual one even when the latter is performed by a highly trained and experienced researcher.
9/11 was orchestrated with impeccable planning, organization and resources by a highly trained group, whereas the Orlando nightclub shooting was relatively basic given that for one person with few resources and training, killed dozens because of easy access to guns.
