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The phrase "a workshop held" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a workshop that has taken place or is being referenced in a specific context.
Example: "The conference featured a workshop held on the latest trends in digital marketing."
Alternatives: "a conducted workshop" or "a workshop organized".
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Report of proceedings from a workshop held in Weybridge, UK, 2 4 December 1996.
In March 2012, a workshop held to educate young people about LGBT issues was shut down.
This work aims to find out the improvement of spatial abilities using a workshop held on digital tablets (iPad).
This paper describes the outcomes of a workshop held in March 2010 exploring the core issues relating to GI usability.
The first step was a workshop held in New York on 21/22 June 2013.
This consensus paper presents the results of a workshop held in Essen, Germany in September 2017, called to examine critically the current approach to radiological environmental protection.
To distract herself from missing her husband, Ms. La Porte attended a workshop held by the decorator Jill Vegas to pick up some ideas.
A workshop held at the George Washington University sought to give teachers a simple tool to teach their students about a complex region.
Ganesh versus the Third Reich evolved during a workshop held several years before the play was first staged in Melbourne in 2011.
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Subsequently, a workshop held in June 2003 by the NHLI recommended that an independent organization for the preclinical assessment of cardioprotective therapies be established.
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