The phrase "a workshop based" is not correct as it is missing a hyphen and should be "a workshop-based" to be grammatically accurate.
You can use it to describe something that is centered around or derived from a workshop format, typically in educational or training contexts.
Example: "We are offering a workshop-based approach to learning that encourages hands-on participation."
Alternatives: "a workshop-oriented" or "a workshop-centered".
Sunday, from 2 30 to 4 30 p.m., a workshop based on the ancient Egyptian game of Senet.
There's a video online of Guerin and Cracknell developing ideas in a workshop based solely on the notion of throwing things.
Our objective was to evaluate the utility of an educational program consisting of a workshop based on the Take the HEAT communication strategy, designed specifically for addressing patients who are angry, using a novel tool to evaluate residents' skills in employing this method.
"When are you going to talk about scripture that condemns homosexuality?" The question came from a young woman who attended a workshop based on my book Bulletproof Faith: A Spiritual Survival Guide for Gay and Lesbian Christians.
Three parallel groups considered HIV, malaria and family planning, and common messages were then explored jointly in a workshop based on the RE-AIM framework (Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation and Maintenance).
The methodology consisted of a desk review followed by country visits and a debriefing workshop based on which the final report was prepared.
The playwright Itamar Moses ("Completeness"), the composer Michael Friedman ("Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson") and the director Daniel Aukin ("4000 Miles") will join together for a musical workshop based on Jonathan Lethem's 2003 novel "The Fortress of Solitude" as part of the Powerhouse Theater's coming summer season.
The Educational Network of Colsubsidio conducted a pilot workshop based on the community component of the IMCI strategy-actor teacher directed to educational institutions belonging to the network.
Tomorrow at 2 p.m., "Portraits of Mother Earth," an art workshop based on Native American representations of nature.
FAMILY FUN DAYS AT THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN feature an art workshop based on the drawings of Edwin Dickinson, tomorrow at noon, at the museum, 1083 Fifth Avenue, at 89th Street.
The EE-case also exemplifies the use of a diversity of methods: a mainly quantitative questionnaire with confidence levels on state of the art science, a mainly qualitative questionnaire with respect to the weight of knowledge for policy action and an expert workshop based on the outcomes of both questionnaires.
