The phrase "a written workbook" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a workbook that is in written form, typically used for educational or instructional purposes.
Example: "The teacher provided each student with a written workbook to help them practice their math skills."
Alternatives: "a printed workbook" or "a physical workbook".
Patient education is provided via a DVD and a written workbook.
25 The individualised education consisted of providing patients with a multimedia package (a DVD to view and a written workbook to read) followed up by between one and three individualised sessions with a physiotherapist (educator) trained to provide the education.
The programme consists of two components: a multimedia education package (which consists of a digital video disc and a written workbook) and a series of individual follow-up sessions from the research physiotherapist.
Participants in group 2 receive the patient education via DVD and written workbook in addition to usual care.
The education is delivered by Digital Video Disc (DVD) and written workbook and aims to promote falls prevention activities by participants.
When children are learning to write for the first time they use writing workbooks where they can trace over letters made from dotted lines.
The intervention group also was offered a video to jump-start the discussion, if needed, and each participant was given a pictorial workbook written at the sixth grade level that covered a wide array of self-care topics and provided templates for recording personal experiments and their outcomes.
Her children — Isabel, Harry and Eleanor, all in elementary school — download assignments and communicate intermittently with their certified teachers over the Internet, but they also read story books, write in workbooks and do arithmetic at a table in their basement.
Mr. Cowhick has taught golf for some 30 years, and his background includes experience on the P.G.A. tour, writing an instructional workbook and inventing various ingenious training aids.
"In fact," he said, sitting on his sofa as his three older children wrote in workbooks at the dining table, "I want my children to learn the truth and to learn about what's going on in the world so that they can deal with it".
