The phrase "administered training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of providing or conducting training sessions or programs.
Example: "The company administered training to all new employees to ensure they understood the safety protocols."
Alternatives: "conducted training" or "provided training".
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.
St Clair Thompson (2007) administered training targeting explicit mnemonic strategies to typically developing 7-year-olds and found transfer to some language and WM tasks but not to standardized reading arithmetic or math tests, either immediately or 5 months later.
These results indicate that although the administered training program does not influence the final outcome of the 20 mS, it affects the way this outcome is obtained by the athletes.
Users with administrator/instructor roles can add course content and use LMS to administer training to end users.
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).
Our study provides evidence that the administered multimodal training protocol significantly enhances learning across multiple cognitive domains, spanning executive functions, working memory, and planning and problem solving.
When administered around training, rapamycin blocks LTM formation in a number of learning tasks [13] [17].
The NHANES 24-h recall uses the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) Automated Multiple Pass Method, administered by trained interviewers.
