"drawing training" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any type of practice or instruction related to developing one's drawing skills. For example, "Joanne has been attending drawing training sessions every Tuesday for the past six months."
Mr. McKenzie, who was trained in Washington and became a principal dancer with Ballet Theater, can certainly see a value in the company's longstanding practice of drawing trained dancers from the wide world.
Blind drawing trains us to stare at the chaos, to honor it.
The program drew training faculty from different graduate programs in BBS, linked through the broad theme of women's health research, to serve as doctoral research advisors to TEAM-Science graduate students.
Part of the project's appeal outside Elwood is the notion that it could draw trains away from Chicago, where the streets have grown steadily more clogged with the accompanying truck traffic for a century.
Therefore diverse but representative ("boosted" [39]) training sets were generated by independently drawing five training (sub sets of 75 compounds from the full set using optimizable k-dissimilarity (OptiSim) selection [39, 42, 43].
The specialists are drawing up training manuals and interactive programs to guide traders, prodding regulators to clarify the minutiae of new rules and, when all else fails, begging for more time.
And drawing people trained in science into the nation's classrooms is already a problem.
McCartney commented, "I prefer to think of my approach to music as ... rather like the primitive cave artists, who drew without training".
In each MC trial, we drew a training sample of a specified size with all the 16 biomarkers from the normal distributions with the designated parameters described above.
To activate this learning cycle, the workshops employ a variety of participatory learning methods drawn from training modules in similar contexts (Supplementary file 2) (Haaland, personal communication, 15 May 2010) (37, 48).
The rule book stated that locomotive-hauled trains had precedence over horse-drawn trains, but some horse drivers refused to give way and on one occasion a locomotive had to follow a horse-drawn train for over 2 mile.
