The phrase "a workbook of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of exercises, activities, or resources compiled in a workbook format, often for educational purposes.
Example: "The teacher provided a workbook of exercises to help students practice their math skills."
Alternatives: "a collection of exercises" or "a manual of activities".
Relying on an array of computer-powered graphics and video-display monitors, and after each juror received a workbook of charts, Revenue Agent John Dennehy first outlined the basics of income-tax reporting, then asserted that Mr. Pirro claimed $123,924 in improper deductions in 1995.
That is where we come in, with the last glossary left blank for us to write, and indicates how Landmarks might be an ongoing project, a workbook of sorts that is endlessly added to and adumbrated; that it might teach us to be illative – its words bringing places and sensations alive in our using of them.
Her recent book, Your Life After Trauma: Powerful Practices to Reclaim Your Identity, provides a workbook of insightful treatment strategies for survivors and their therapists.
When one of them suggested I add a workbook of chapter-by-chapter questions so that other women could begin a similar journey, it seemed like a great idea to me.
Lilley and Navein developed " The Telemedicine Toolkit" in 2000 [ 26], but this focuses exclusively on telemedicine and is a workbook of 185 pages with exercises.
At two weeks postpartum, women are mailed a workbook of 13 sessions through which they were guided via 30-minute (Session 1) and 15-minute telephone calls (Sessions 2 13).
Thus rather than providing a workbook on each day of the course, those attending 1 week courses received an entire workbook at the outset.
Notably, in an Australian study, the simple provision of a workbook for parents was associated with recovery in 26% of anxious children aged 6 12 years, compared to 7% who received no treatment.
He had to read a workbook full of scenarios of characters who are angered or rattled and point out how they should best react.
Given a spreadsheet containing a main workbook of 81 rows x 50 columns, with multiple interdependency in each column, and two attached workbooks, Numbers on the iPad Air scrolls through it without trouble.
The study material is typically a workbook instead of a textbook, and homework assignments are due the following week.
