The phrase "again trained on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the retraining of a model or system, particularly in fields like machine learning or data analysis.
Example: "The algorithm was again trained on the updated dataset to improve its accuracy."
Alternatives: "retrained on" or "trained anew on".
And two years ago, when the Rana Plaza complex collapsed, the spotlight again trained on global retailers – including those, like Gap, that didn't have any contracts with factories there – and their supply chains.
To provide a contrast with Experiment 8 (where rats were impaired), the rats were again trained on a spatial go/no-go task when each reward cup was approached from a single direction ("unidirectional," see Fig. 5 upper left).
In Experiment 2 animals were again trained on two positive patterning discriminations, in which A and x signalled sucrose and B and y signalled oil, and trained with two transfer CSs, w and z, the former being paired with sucrose and the latter with oil.
For this reason, rats were again trained on a go/no-go location discrimination but now the release point for each trial within a given test box alternated, that is, the rats ran in two directions at each of the two places ("bidirectional"), resulting in two digging sites within each text box.
To investigate which MEG sensors carried retrieved information, we again trained classifiers on Si-evoked data and tested on Sd– or outcome-evoked data (i.e., cross-classification).
Further news had to wait until astronauts installed the Wide Field Camera 3 on the Hubble telescope in 2009 and again trained it on the candidate, which had - in an SCP tradition of naming supernovae after composers - already been named after jazz musician Charles Mingus.
To address this issue, we again trained classifiers based on each of the relevant regions of interest on 100% A, B trials, labeled according to participants' decisions.
The renewed volatility in the markets has again trained a spotlight on the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index.
Instead, despite having dictated all the shots in recent fiscal policy, they again trained their sights on the ailing Celtic tiger.
To listen to him, Mr. Mitchell, 50, is just getting started, once again training his sights on what may be the most notorious offense of that era, the 1964 murders of James Chaney, Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman, who had set out to register black voters in Mississippi.
Monica's mother, Jane Wojcik, has run marathons in twenty-three of the fifty states, now and again after training on bee spit.
