"arrange a workshop" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe making plans to organize or prepare for an educational event. For example, "We need to arrange a workshop for our employees to teach them about the company's policies."
Recognizing that introducing such 'sensitive' topics in schools remains a continuing challenge, the UNICEF Regional Office arranged a workshop session for all its country education officers to discuss the merits of LSE courses to prevent risky behaviours among children and young people.
To obtain an up-to-date picture of management and conservation strategies for eelgrass in the study area, the Nordic Seagrass Network (a 4-year research network funded by NordForsk 2010 2013), arranged a workshop for invited experts from each region (>50 academic scientists and managers/governmental scientists), and the results of this workshop are described in the Discussion.
The core of the second step, futures tables and visions, is to arrange a futures workshop where relevant transport system stakeholder groups take part in the envisioning process.
To understand what is cogen and ways to go about doing it, we arranged for a workshop for ourselves and Kenny.
The book said the deal involved the Vancouver bidding team arranging a special bidding workshop for the Russians in exchange for votes from Russia's I.O.C. members.
To see how an organized alumni can make a contribution towards youth empowerment, UNICEF arranged a one-day workshop for 22 former GEM-BEM club members to plan on how to take things forward specifically regarding sports and leadership.
The Project Management Office arranged a series of workshops to analyze issues and decide future steps.
The workshop organizers first have to arrange an appointment with a dentist.
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