The phrase "at a workshop in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose of attending or participating in a workshop.
Example: "I attended the seminar at a workshop in order to improve my skills in digital marketing."
Alternatives: "during a workshop to" or "at a workshop for the purpose of".
This article describes the transformation process of a training-addressed manufacturing workshop, in order to structure a Learning Factory for the production engineering program at EAFIT University.
For example, being at a professional development conference, it may not be the most helpful thing to leave a long presentation or workshop in order to recuperate from the emotional intensity of the crowd.
This was based on information provided through fast feedback questionnaires from the practice teams at the end of the previous workshop in order to ensure that ownership of the learning remained with them.
Results of randomization will be disclosed to the physicians and workshop facilitators after the workshop in order to organize the coaching sessions to avoid biasing the training expectations.
This will occur at management (governance group) and operations (stakeholder workshops) levels in order to maximise engagement and opportunities for change.
Before implementing the proposed artifact in real projects, we carried out a workshop entitled "Interaction Stories" in order to make a warm up with six POs at the writing of the UserX Stories.
"He has a workshop in his gallery and His Majesty has a key to it and a chair in order to watch him painting at leisure, nearly every day".
It also provides a framework in order to react to the disturbances occurring at different levels of the workshop.
It works closely with postdoc offices and associations at local institutions in order to share resources, information, and invitations to workshops.
