The phrase "all aspects of the training" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the various components or elements involved in a training program or process.
Example: "The evaluation will cover all aspects of the training to ensure comprehensive feedback."
Alternatives: "every facet of the training" or "all elements of the training".
"The MoD is currently reviewing all aspects of the training programme at Bassingbourn including disciplinary issues.
"The Ministry of Defence will be reviewing all aspects of the training programme at Bassingbourn including disciplinary issues.
With all aspects of the training benefiting the employer, the employees, and the economy of the community, it is clear that this new generation of workforce development is advancing the manufacturing industry.
Note: Certificates of completion only indicate the attendee participated in all aspects of the training.
To standardize the coach training, all study staff who administer the training are provided with detailed guiding scripts that cover all aspects of the training.
Because this method combines the advantages of conventional paper and e-assessment strategies, it is extremely versatile and can assess the understanding of all aspects of the training program, including strategy choices across several generations of crossing schemes and genotype/phenotype correlations.
All aspects of the pretraining, training, and test were the same as for Experiment 1, except that the corner where the platform was situated was created by a striped and a white wall for the sham-WS and the hippocampal-WS groups, and by two striped walls for the sham-SS and the hippocampal-SS groups.
They're embedding more than 1,100 designers into all aspects of the business, and are training not just leadership, but also middle management on design-centric thinking.
Therefore, it is important that a significant culture change occur, one that emphasizes operational contract support throughout all aspects of the department, including planning, training, and personnel requirements.
A cultural change in DOD that emphasizes an awareness of operational contract support throughout all aspects of the department, including planning, training, and personnel requirements, would help the department address these challenges in ongoing and future operations.
The objectives are to gather important information on all aspects of the river and to train students in conducting estuarine studies and public policy research.
