The phrase "a workshop with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a workshop that includes a specific feature, element, or aspect.
Example: "We are organizing a workshop with a focus on sustainable practices in business."
Alternatives: "a seminar featuring a" or "a session including a".
He moved back to Long Island and shared a workshop with a lutemaker named Robert Meadow.
If you are in a workshop with a high official, other people wait for them to say something.
In 1887 the couple moved to Buffalo, where Rohlfs worked briefly for a stove manufacturer and then set up a workshop with a few freelance carvers.
To get more specific information regarding cooking habits, we conducted a workshop with a few local women using a storytelling cube: one of Link4's creations.
After she returned to Amsterdam, in a workshop with a Dutch organization for achromats, she asked color-blind collaborators to paint over some of the black-and-white pictures.
Recently, I was conducting a workshop with a group of 20 leaders.
Each evening will also include live music (tomorrow's band is White Knuckle Sandwich) and an opportunity to explore the park's artworks with the help of program notes and a workshop with an artist.
These, and the elaborate Renaissance fountain at Linlithgow Palace (c. 1538)., suggest that there was a workshop with an established connected with the court in the early sixteenth century.
A standard eight foot ceiling is fine for a residence, but flipping an eight foot sheet of plywood in a workshop with an eight foot ceiling is next to impossible.
There is also a laundry room, and a workshop with its own patio could be converted to a second bedroom.
A couple of years ago Mr. Houghton offered Mr. Irwin and Mr. Shiner space for a workshop, with no commitment to a full production.
