The phrase "attained a training" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may confuse readers, as "attained" typically refers to achieving a goal or reaching a level of success, while "training" is usually not something one attains.
Example: "After months of hard work, she finally completed the program and attained a certification in project management."
Alternatives: "completed a training" or "received training".
In thinking, however, the trials were said to take the form of internal responses (imagined or conceptualized courses of action, directions of symbolic search); once attained, a train of thinking that constitutes a solution frequently can be recognized as such without the necessity of implementation through action and sampling of external consequences.
But because they were "disproportionately deprived" in terms of education and background they had less chance of "attaining a training place".
Although participants with and without T2DM attained an exercise training effect as evidenced by increased fitness, VAT was unchanged in T2DM compared to those without T2DM, suggesting that these individuals may be resistant to this important benefit of exercise.
Enforcing licensure will better enable the UNMC to verify that nurses and midwives working in Uganda have attained a minimum standard of training, knowledge, and skills prior to practicing, thereby promoting quality of care and preventing those with falsified records to practice.
Medical educators have a moral and professional obligation to ensure that any graduate leaving their training program has attained a minimum level of clinical competency to care for patients safely, effectively, and compassionately.
On a test track in Japan, a three-car manned train using this technology attained a speed of 581 km (361 miles) per hour in 2003.
Nanzhao attained a high level of culture.
The gameplay attained a mixed reception.
Vocational training encompasses only 6 articles with cpp = 7.5, while the "training" subset attains a low ccp = 3.62.
All principals must complete 1200 hours of a two-tier diploma training to attain a Diploma in Pre-school Education-Teaching (700 hours) and a Diploma in Pre-school Education-Leadership (500 hours) by January 2006.
