The phrase "conducts training" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person or organization that provides instruction or education in a particular subject. For example, "The company conducts training sessions for customer service staff."
iLive2Lead is a youth leadership-training program based in Washington, D.C., that conducts training in various nations in each region of the world.
Norman E. Friedman, a consultant who conducts training at 44 camps, said parents also take up valuable camp resources by breaking the rules they have tacitly agreed to.
The Air Force's sexual assault prevention and response program conducts training sessions at bases on issues like urging bystanders to intervene if they see problems, and it supports officials who assist victims.
Katie Ghose, director of the British Institute of Human Rights, the charity that conducts training courses for public sector workers, says: "In schools, hospitals, and care homes, people are using the Human Rights Act to challenge poor treatment and demand better services".
Above all, however, the U.S. military conducts training missions, mentors allies, and funds, equips, and advises its local surrogates.
As a certified practitioner of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Ms. Menon conducts training workshops for leadership development, team building and management development.
Mr. Davis said Mr. Obama had worked as Acorn's lawyer and conducted training events for its leaders.
She conducted training maneuvers in Casco Bay to prepare her crew for convoy escort duties.
All three of the battleships conducted training cruises in the Mediterranean Sea in 1912.
As company commander, he conducted training for new PETA recruits in Surakarta, Jakarta, and Madiun.
During the summer months, she conducted training cruises for midshipmen from the Naval Academy.
