The phrase "administer training" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of providing or conducting training sessions or programs for individuals or groups.
Example: "The manager will administer training to all new employees to ensure they understand the company's policies and procedures."
Alternatives: "conduct training" or "provide training".
Users with administrator/instructor roles can add course content and use LMS to administer training to end users.
The SSI fund, set up from £50m of government money to administer training and support services, has made grants of more than £300,000 to help the most cash-strapped keep up to date with rent or mortgage payments, and even pay for food and heating.
Researchers working with toddlers have used computerized point-and-click interfaces to administer training targeting different executive domains: working memory, nonverbal reasoning, inhibition, and attentional control (mixed).
The authors solicited actual ethical issues experienced by trainees and program leaders within short-term programs from members of WEIGHT; program leaders from universities in the Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH); colleagues who administer training programs; cases cited in the academic literature; and personal experiences.
Rio Ferdinand, who withdrew from the England team to stick to administered training programme, was the subject of abusive chanting from the visiting England fans.
Here, we report findings from two field trials in which teachers administered training to their own pupils.
Other costs include a Graduate Medical Education office to administer the training programs, accreditation fees, and educational space.
Nicotine administered prior to extinction sessions enhanced extinction and nicotine administered before training and extinction decreased extinction.
On Long Island, news of the fine spread quickly among those who administer or train sales staffs.
