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The phrase "a trained nurse" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a nurse who has received formal training and education in nursing.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she became a trained nurse, ready to provide care to patients in need."
Alternatives: "a qualified nurse" or "a certified nurse".
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"She was confronted with a trained nurse.
Anya moved to Britain in 1982 as a trained nurse.
The assessment tools were administered by a trained nurse to all patients who were awake and could comprehend the questions.
Nurses received a 1-to-1 educational session on mechanical VTE prevention by a trained nurse facilitator.
A health examination was conducted by a trained nurse.
The program is led by a trained nurse.
All the chemotherapy regimens were performed by a trained nurse.
They were also interviewed by a trained nurse.
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