The phrase "a trainer based in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the location where a trainer operates or is situated.
Example: "She is a trainer based in New York, specializing in corporate wellness programs."
Alternatives: "a trainer located in" or "a trainer situated in".
White is now a trainer, based in Ireland.
Fawkes, a trainer based in Florida, had hoped to run his horse in the Holy Bull Stakes at Gulfstream Park on Jan.
Brian Kilcommons, a trainer based in Auburn, N.H., and a faculty member at the Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in North Grafton, Mass., has found the same demand in rural New England.
Morrison, a trainer based in Berkshire, says that malicious intervention accounts for one of his slowest horses testing positive for an anabolic steroid in January and believes he should not be punished when the verdict is published on Friday.
After missing 10 cuts in 25 starts on the PGA Tour last year — his only top-10 finish was a victory in Cancún in February — Wagner began working with a trainer based in North Carolina.
With Seth Benzel, a trainer based in New York, he had a workout at Saratoga in June and was entered in and then scratched from the Oct. 7 race at Keeneland.
It's not a question of if, it's when," said Dan Blacker, a young trainer based in southern California.
Evan Frendo, a teacher trainer based in Germany, says that teaching translation to students of business English is "absolutely the right thing to do.
"There's been no refusal," a horse trainer based in China said, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of social and political sensitivities.
In addition to normal step-increasing tips like taking the stairs, Noell Yanik, a personal trainer based in Fort Hill, South Carolina, also advises clients to integrate exercise into social activities.
The 6-year-old horse, who started his career in England and has at times left Europe for challenges in Japan, Hong Kong, Canada and the United States, is owned by dozens of Australians, ridden by an English jockey, and conditioned by an Italian trainer based in England.
