"host training" is correct and usable in written English.
In general, it refers to the process of training individuals on how to effectively host or manage an event or gathering. This term can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in a professional setting or for social events. Example: The company is offering a host training program for all employees who will be responsible for organizing and managing company events.
Hotels that were to host training sessions were closed for renovations.
It has become common for N.F.L. teams to host training camp, with 17 of 32 staying at their own facilities.
Although mostly hidden from the public eye, all major foundations and professional thinktanks undertake research and host training seminars, which are used to influence certain public and foreign policies, and thus, must have a political agenda.
Saudi Arabia's agreement to host training for armed groups widens Obama's "coalition of the willing", but it also serves as an ironic reminder that reckless Gulf backing for Islamist brigades helped create the Isis monster now dominating the wider Syrian tragedy.
Its proximity to Syria and Iraq and its close alliances with the US, Saudi Arabia and Israel have led it to host training for the moderate Syrian opposition at the request of Washington and Riyadh as well as joining the anti-Isis coalition headed by the US in order to protect both itself and its allies.
Like many Google projects, there's also a community angle to it — Spaces are used to host training programs, workshops and other events to encourage creativity among the local and national community.
Political and financial support for science and research are growing in Mexico, but it's not enough to host trained scientists and to fulfill growing demands and expectations of research centres.
Team officials said last summer that the new facility was capable of hosting training camp.
Besides the novelty of skiing in July, the glacier hosts training camps for aspiring Lindsey Vonns and Bode Millers.
Reveries, backstories and even the idea of hosts training on other hosts all give a nod to real AI research.
In the 1980s, he hosted training camps for rebel groups from across West Africa, including Tuaregs, who are part of the Berber community.
