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Discover LudwigThe phrase "being trained in" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is receiving instruction or instruction in a certain subject or skill. For example, "I am currently being trained in web development."
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Who is being trained in her unique mode of communication?
Indian special forces are being trained in Israel.
Aircrew and maintenance staff are already being trained in Jordan.
The neighbor, for not being trained in public safety?
Somali forces are also being trained in Uganda.
Young African diplomats are being trained in Ankara.
Some Ph.D. students are being trained in MOOC production as "HarvardX fellows".
Major Micha Ohana, the special unit's commander, denied his soldiers were being trained in disinformation.
Personally I feel reassured that security experts are being trained in their use.
It does not just worry about Kenyan Somali Islamists being trained in camps inside Somalia.
"We have evidence the terrorists are being trained in Belgorod, in Rostov, in Tambov," he said.
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