The phrase "and trainees at a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals who are undergoing training or education in a specific context, such as a workplace or educational institution.
Example: "The program is designed for new employees and trainees at a local community college."
Alternatives: "and interns at a" or "and apprentices at a".
And trainees at Al Qaeda camps in Afghanistan are taught to use C4.
The field has been convulsed by several cases, including that of paleoanthropologist Brian Richmond of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, who allegedly sexually assaulted a research assistant who worked for him and harassed trainees at a field school (Science, 12 February, p. 652).
Interviewing graduating medical students allowed for adequate experience and accessed trainees at a pivotal time in their training.
Using a cross-sectional prospective design, the questionnaire was completed anonymously by staff and trainee physicians at a single tertiary care pediatric hospital between late November 2011 and February 2012.
Two Marine instructors from the Quantico Marine Corps Base in Virginia have been charged with raping trainees at a military base in Missouri.
Anthony Buhl, 30, who grew up in New York and Switzerland, has briefly held jobs as a temp at a stock brokerage in Boston and as a trainee at a brokerage in London.
At 17, according to a biography on the vineyard's Web site (www.wolffer.com), he took a job as a trainee at a bank and later worked for an import-export company.
Targeting 18- to 24-year-olds with two Bs and a C at A-level, trainees are required to "get their hands dirty" in stores for an initial six-month training period before embarking on their foundation degree in retail management at the University of Bradford School of Business, which has been tailored to the company's requirements.
Upon graduating, Nilekani became a trainee at a Mumbai software-engineering firm.
More than 30 years into his career, he makes roughly the same as a graduate trainee at a corporate firm.
