The phrase "after appropriate training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a certain action or responsibility should be taken only once the necessary training has been completed.
Example: "Employees will be allowed to operate heavy machinery only after appropriate training has been provided."
Alternatives: "following suitable training" or "upon completion of necessary training".
After appropriate training, we are told, they could slip back in to their own countries to unleash a wave of terrorist attacks that would be extremely difficult to defend against.
Health facility needs assessments are recommended to inform data-based decision-making about necessary programmatic and policy changes (e.g., endorsing nurses to provide VMMC services after appropriate training).
However, DF's ability to use relative disparity information after appropriate training suggests that she has not simply lost the neuronal tissue which computes relative disparity at surface boundaries, nor the ability to exploit these signals in principle.
The focus should be on determining the activities that this new cadre can competently perform after appropriate training.
Statement 12 Atrophic mucosa and intestinal metaplasia can be accurately detected by image-enhanced endoscopy, after appropriate training.
Section 4.5 was updated to state that nurses and other healthcare professionals should only use Debrisoft® after appropriate training in its indications and safe application.
In this setting, new intubation devices, such as videolaryngoscopes, should be used after an appropriate training program.
After the appropriate training and an introduction to equipment, users' names were entered into a database against the relevant medical devices to record users' familiarity with them.
These are non-surgical periodontal procedures and can be performed by oral health professionals (e.g., dentists or dental hygienists) after receiving appropriate training.
Compared to the conventional full-mouth dental examination, the PSR takes only a few minutes to conduct for each patient, does not require the use of expensive dental equipment, and can be performed by non-oral health professionals after receiving appropriate training, which is particularly applicable to economically poor regions.
We showed that, after having received appropriate training, Dutch EPs are able to safely perform UGRA in ED patients presenting with a proximal femoral fracture and severe pain.
