The phrase "additional training procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra methods or steps taken to enhance training in a specific context, such as in a workplace or educational setting.
Example: "The company has implemented additional training procedures to ensure all employees are up to date with the latest safety protocols."
Alternatives: "supplementary training methods" or "extra training protocols".
Captain Dave Thomas, chief training pilot for BA, says: "If we have an airport that is more challenging, we put in additional training and procedures in order to run a safe operation and tackle whatever the threats are".
They were not disciplined but will undergo additional training in arrest procedures.
After consulting with substance-use experts, BTBC revised their cluster-investigation questionnaire and provided investigators with additional training on patient-interview procedures and drug-use subculture.
Nursing care was delivered by a coordinated team of registered nurses and patient-care technicians with additional training in the JRP procedures.
Providing the research assistants with additional training regarding data entry procedures eliminated the error rates for the SPAQ, but not for the EXERT, where error rates remained unacceptably high (2.1%).
Interventions that could improve the likelihood of TB diagnosis at health facilities may include implementation of standard screening procedures, additional training of health care workers, education of patients (so that they expect and request diagnostic testing for TB when appropriate), and better access to and reduced costs for diagnostic tests.
Furthermore, they received an additional training on the project, all procedures, content of the assessments and completion of questionnaires.
The participants who demonstrated lower percentages of correct responses were given additional training sessions using the same procedure.
On the other hand, EUS-FNA with sampling for histology analysis without on-site cytopathologist neither required additional time for the endoscopic procedure, nor additional training for the endosonographer in regard to the management of the specimens.
