"any trainees" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, "The company will be offering discounted seminars to any trainees who are interested."
But ask any trainee barrister and they'll tell you that the dominant activity in most of the sessions they attend is eating.
Far from putting an academic veneer on basic journalistic skills any trainee on a regional newspaper could pick up on the job, master's courses offer students the chance to become reflective practitioners.
The solution would seem obvious to any trainee diplomat: set aside the word-play over "one China" and get on with the business of reconciliation that could lead eventually to reunification.That may now happen.
The competition for any trainee positions that do open up is extremely fierce, so how can you get the edge that will get you the job?
Elizabeth Pennisi's News Focus story on the project to create a synthetic yeast genome is enlightening for any trainee (or scientist) who is interested in what it's like to pursue a very ambitious research agenda over a long period of time.
Ask any trainee, there is a very steep learning curve during the first 6 months of a new job in critical care.
This certainly was not the impression of the interviewers, and nor has such a suggestion surfaced from any trainee in the two years that have passed since the study was completed.
The section on preventing and managing adverse events, as well the section covering quality in transfusion practice, each at just under 100 pages, should be mandatory reading material for any trainee or practitioner who has ever written an order for a blood component product.
He added, however, that in anticipation of a possible move, he has not taken any new trainees into his lab for the past couple years. .
When Dr Barry Sullman was working as a junior doctor in the early 1990s, he had the worst experience that any young, trainee doctor could have.
