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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a trainee has been" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the current status or experience of a trainee in a specific context, often in reports or evaluations.
Example: "A trainee has been assigned to the marketing department for the next three months to gain practical experience."
Alternatives: "a trainee is" or "a trainee was".
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For the purpose of training it should be left to the trainer to determine when a trainee has been the principal (first) operator.
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Mr. Ditomassi, who is 55 and joined the company in 1960 as a production trainee, has been president of the Milton Bradley games division.
The former Gillingham trainee has been a key player for the Seagulls this season, making 15 appearances in the league.
Deal, a conductor trainee, had been with CSX for two years, Harrison said.
Apparently, the supervisors assumed that the diagnostic problems posed by the other patients seen by the trainee had been correctly solved, which might be a questionable assumption.
Last year a key government review said the traditional relationship between employer and trainee had been lost.
The resulting shorter shifts and increased number of patient care handovers between postgraduate trainees has been identified as a significant potential source of communication and medical errors [ 8, 24, 37- 40].
A former officer in the Army Cadets who "systematically" abused young trainees has been jailed.
But early feedback from trainees has been positive.
Qualitative feedback from hospital staff, leadership, and trainees has been overwhelmingly positive, indicating strong support of the partnership.
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