The phrase "also the training of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional aspects or components related to training in a particular context.
Example: "The project will focus on improving employee performance, and also the training of new hires will be prioritized."
Alternatives: "as well as the training of" or "in addition to the training of".
"What higher education is all about is also the training of the mind.
At the end of his handbook Essentials Of Literary Criticism (1983, from which that is quoted), he maintains that "the training of a critic is also the training of a citizen".
Also, the training of radiologists and nuclear medicine physicians will become more challenging due to the need to understand the physiology and biochemistry of multiple tracers as well as the complex physics of MRI signals.
The term "energy awareness" implies also the training of a user in terms of understanding the contribution to the total energy consumption caused by his/her use of appliances and helping him/her define specific actions that could lower the energy consumption in a quantifiable way.
Finally, the development of the treatment infrastructure requires not only the construction of the physical infrastructure but also the training of the human resources.
Future challenges for a wide use and cooperation in e-learning aspects among medical schools can in fact build on the high willingness of the medical schools to use and exchange e-learning offerings of other universities when it comes to the education of students and also the training of teachers themselves.
He will also oversee the training of Afghan forces.
He also oversaw the training of South African exiles in Cuba, Algeria, Egypt, Ethiopia and China.
It also encompasses the training of journalists and editors, and work behind the scenes to prevent harassment and media intrusion.
To counter extremist messages, the government also supervises the training of moderate scholars and preachers.
He also authorized the training of line officers from the battleships and cruisers in the duties of observers.
