The phrase "a recent workshop with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a workshop that took place not long ago and indicating the person or group involved in it.
Example: "I learned a lot from a recent workshop with industry experts on sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "a recent seminar featuring" or "a recent session alongside".
Drawing from our experience with a recent workshop that used making as a pathway to foster joyful engagement and creativity in learning (Make2Learn), we present the developments, as well as the four selected contributions of this special issue.
He discusses a recent workshop organized by a panel assigned to come up with better evaluation methods than the unofficial university rankings that rile so many education officials.
The meeting began with a World Health Organization expert's summarization of a recent workshop on nonhuman antimicrobial drug use and antimicrobial drug resistance.
"Soon I had more clients than I knew what to do with," Ms. Frederick told the 29 people at a recent workshop.
At Artfully Awear: Learn How to Dress Like a Work of Art and Create Your Own Masterpiece, a recent workshop, students discussed their personal style and chose an artwork that resonated with them.
At Artfully Awear: Learn How to Dress Like a Work of Art and Create Your Own Masterpiece, a recent workshop, students discussed their personal style and chose an artwork that resonated with them.
When preparing for a recent workshop on the political challenges and options for councillors, I was struck by the image of building models with Lego.
When a violinist tried an instrument at a recent workshop and one of its blunt shoulders got in the way of his wrist, Mr. Martin summarily sawed off the corner and sealed the opening with a scrap.
At a recent workshop in the Southold town hall, about 35 people, most middle-aged or older, listened intently as Mr. McAllister described the program for an hour and then peppered him with questions.
