The phrase "a workshop that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific type of workshop or to provide additional information about the workshop in question.
Example: "We are organizing a workshop that is focused on improving communication skills for professionals."
Alternatives: "a workshop which is" or "a workshop designed to be".
Dyeing is done at Takahashi Toku, a workshop that is only a short bike ride from the Chiso headquarters.
"There's a vibe in a workshop that is hard to imagine, the way the directors and writers and musicians and actors and choreographer interact, and how things unfold, say, once script rewrites come in.
One reading was a new musical version of "Sweet Smell of Success," a workshop that is to provide Mr. James with his first real musical leading role, as a sycophantic press agent in the orbit of a gossip columnist, played by John Lithgow.
This has resulted in a workshop that is highly acceptable to an interprofessional audience throughout Australia.
A mid-level Malawian informant described staff calling in sick so that they can attend a workshop: " if there is a workshop that is paying K2500 per day, people would rather give an excuse like 'I am off duty today' or 'I am sick' so they can go".
The couple met in 1977 when both attended a workshop that was part of Chicago's Gay Pride Week.
Raimondi eventually became the engraver of Raphael, organizing a workshop that was dedicated primarily to making reproductions of that master's work.
"I wandered along to a workshop that was taking place in Cambridge on four methods applied to security.
The aim of this paper is to synthesize discussions of a workshop that was developed as part of the ISCTSC10 conference.
The researcher participated in a workshop that was organized by the management of Facility A for selected health workers (administrators, doctors, nurses, paramedics) at the facility.
A recent set of "best practices" for MS-based assay development using the concept of "fit-for-purpose" was recently published following a workshop that was held in mid-2013 in the United States of America's National Institutes of Health (NIH) with representatives from different institutes involved in the development and/or utilization of targeted proteomics assays [ 22].
