The phrase "a specialized training" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "specialized training" without the article "a."
Example: "The company offers specialized training for new employees to enhance their skills."
Alternatives: "targeted training" or "focused training."
If I were seeking a therapist for myself, I would certainly want someone who possesses a specialized training in therapy.
It has a specialized training institute, early pension eligibility and a separate career system that places officers on long-term job tracks tied to specific diplomatic disciplines.
Technologically, it was based on the Avro 504J, a specialized training aircraft with dual controls, good handling characteristics, adequate power, and in-flight communication between instructor and student by means of an acoustic system of soft rubber tubing the so-called Gosport tube.
The Education Working Group created a specialized training model for tissue bank personnel.
This model is then used in a specialized training scheme to control the engine.
Ultrasound can be of great help to diagnose the hemodynamic status using relatively simple measurements that do not require a specialized training, [17].
Tracking and monitoring of adverse events are assessed as follows: (1) before every intervention- and test-session, all patients will receive face-to-face supervision by a specialized trained cancer nurse discussing any potential negative side effects of the intervention assignment.
For example, Goode (1957) lists ten traits of established professions, of which "a prolonged specialized training in a body of abstract knowledge, and a collectivity or service orientation" are the two "core characteristics".
The aim of this study is to present an effective specialized training course of basic skills for SPL.
Disadvantages include higher cost, inconvenience, a need for specialized training, and an increased potential for adverse effects from occluded corticosteroids (including systemic absorption, atrophy, and striae), and increased incidence of skin infection requiring antibiotics.
While your family doctor may be able to give the person a complete physical, it may be necessary to refer him or her to a someone with specialized training, such as a gerontologist, geriatric nurse practitioner or neurologist.
