The phrase "a training report" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document that summarizes the details and outcomes of a training program or session.
Example: "After completing the workshop, each participant was required to submit a training report detailing their experiences and learnings."
Alternatives: "a training document" or "a training summary."
Babbage was recently shown a training report by a now-retired "standards captain" at United Airways, who had spent five years in Seoul instructing Asiana and Korean Air Lines crew.
A training report was sent to the participants, for continuous registration throughout the treatment period, and it was returned together with the first follow-up.
DataPall can produce several types of reports: a compilation of one individual patient's medical history (demographic information and a snapshot of each appointment), a comprehensive eight-page aggregate patient report, and a training report.
On a recent morning inside Penn Station's cavernous control center in Manhattan, trains were moving smoothly until a train reported a mechanical problem.
She was deployed to France a short time later despite an SOE training report describing her as "not over-burdened with brains" and "unsuited to work in her field".
Improving overseas doctors' confidence in culturally sensitive communication may be effective in improving consultation skills; one Scottish pilot of such a training programme reported encouraging findings.
These constraints were determined automatically from a manually tagged corpus of training reports, and act as a template for various semantic restrictions placed on the descriptions of patient names in the training set.
Additionally, women who completed the training reported a nearly 10percentt higher quality of life than those who did not receive it, and reported feeling more safe, independent and free.
75% of respondents with prior formal clinical training reported a training length of 3 years or less.
Only patients treated with testosterone (with or without training) reported a significant increase in fat-free mass.
Since 1989 four other young men have died of "heart failure" during training, reports Bunshun, a weekly magazine.There are calls for the JSA to clean up sumo.
