The phrase "are trained to master" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of learning or acquiring skills in a specific area or subject.
Example: "Students in this program are trained to master advanced coding techniques that will prepare them for a successful career in software development."
Alternatives: "are educated to excel" or "are prepared to achieve mastery".
Fellows are trained to master all procedures of pulmonary and critical care medicine under the supervision of clinical faculty.
Some are gifted in ability, others are trained to master it and some, some have it bestowed upon them at birth, but they all must choose".
Teachers in the top performing countries are trained to master the subject they teach.
The suit also describes a sales culture where admissions representatives are trained to "master the art of selling," and compared tactics used as reminiscent of sales boiler rooms".
Scribes were trained to master the written language and were used to record laws, note food supply, collect taxes, create contracts and licenses, and note harvest production.
Unlike rats that extinguish their reactions to threats by exposure, rats that had been trained to master the tone, showed no signs of being threatened by the tone later, even in the original context where the stressful shock had occurred.
Some Germans will say their apprentice system ensures that youngsters are trained to become masters of crafts like plumbing and work with electricity, keeping quality high.
Well-qualified tutors help students in most college subjects, and are trained to aid students with mastering subject matter, improving study skills, and developing self-confidence.
Participants were first trained to master the cognitive rehearsal skill by checking the reduction level of tension in their upper trapezius while listening to a relaxation cassette tape.
If a dog is trained to take only the steps its master commands, it won't catch the Frisbee.
The coaches are trained master students of the VU University at the Department of Clinical Psychology who follow a special training programme on geropsychology.
