The phrase "adolescent trainees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to young individuals who are undergoing training or education in a specific field or skill.
Example: "The program is designed to support adolescent trainees in developing their skills and confidence in the workplace."
Alternatives: "teenage trainees" or "youth trainees".
I am hopeful that each and every successful adolescent trainee will make a huge difference not only in supporting their families but also, after a year, have increased social resilience".
Like the short military films that aimed to keep GIs on the straight and narrow by highlighting the shame and agony of syphilis and gonorrhea, the highway safety film aimed to unnerve adolescent driver-trainees with nightmarish images of fresh car wrecks and their victims.
Neurology and neurodisability trainees should gain child and adolescent psychiatry (CAP) experience equivalent to three months during their training programme.
Some studies in the literature have examined pediatric residents' and other trainees' clinical skills and/or knowledge of adolescent health care [ 3- 8].
Engaging with their adolescent patients promoted feelings of empathy, and the trainees' roles as patient advocates became increasingly evident to them.
Unlike with younger children, trainees most often communicate directly with the adolescent patient for both assessment and management issues.
The sessions last two hours each and will be delivered by two sufficiently qualified study members (doctoral students, qualified therapists, and trainee clinical psychologists) in the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, University Hospital Munich.
Four parallel group sessions then focused on core content and process issues for paediatric trainees: communication and interviewing skills, management of children and adolescents with recurrent aches and pains and intentional overdose.
"Olympic trainees," he murmurs.
