The phrase "a two-day training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a training program or session that lasts for two days.
Example: "We will be hosting a two-day training on project management skills next month."
Alternatives: "a two-day workshop" or "a two-day seminar".
The elite player squad came together for a two-day training camp at Loughborough University at the beginning of January in preparation for the tournament.
The team will meet in Las Vegas on Friday for a two-day training camp before it starts daily training July 21-24.
Mr. Costigan, the board president, said he attended a two-day training session in Albany shortly after being elected in 1992.
He informed the group that ninety-three federal prosecutors would travel to Washington in July for a two-day training session, and that they would all be on duty on Election Day.
An affiliated group, the Republican National Lawyers Association, held a two-day training session in Milwaukee over the weekend on "how to promote ballot access to all qualified voters," according to the group's Web site.
They saw two players they had overlooked, the second row Dave Attwood altogether, and Rokoduguni, from the group of 33, who will assemble in Brighton on Sunday evening for a two-day training camp, stand out in the opening hour.
They will undertake a two-day training course, either at the London School of Economics or in Edinburgh, which will teach them how to deliver a presentation locally about the complexities of poverty entitled 1.4 Billion Reasons.
Using a comparative design, we analyzed within- and between session changes in subjective and neuroendocrine stress parameters in 63 healthy, scanner-naïve adults who participated in a two-day training protocol in an MRI, mock, or lab environment.
For example, every month we onboard about 50 sales reps with a two-day training.
More than 150 teachers and administrators were preparing for a two-day training on the program, she said.
