The phrase "hosted workshops" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to describe when a person or organization facilitates or organizes a workshop. For example, "The school hosted workshops throughout the summer to help students prepare for college."
She offered subscriptions services, for up to $700 annually, and hosted workshops that cost $100, along with offering to do consulting work.
In 2015, the two, along with contracted engineers, built a prototype kit and hosted workshops at, among other venues, the Cambridge Science Festival, the MIT Museum, and local middle schools and high schools.
And at the Hackathon we also offer hosted workshops as well as contests designed to help you introduce your technology to our innovative and influential audience.
This was to improve network bandwidth and thus content deployment times for the Australian hosted workshops.
Teachers trained under the project have facilitated cluster life skills workshops run by other cooperating NGOs such as CAMFED, the District Aids Action Committee DAACC).The Ministry of Tertiary and Higher Education hosted workshops at reasonable rates for the training workshops.
They've hosted workshops into the problem in 2016 and 2017.
Additional collaboration with government entities and universities is done through annual AMCD-hosted workshops.
We've also awarded fellowships and prizes to undergraduate and graduate students, organized an exchange program between Pembroke College, Cambridge and UC Berkeley, and hosted graduate workshops and conferences.
To achieve this we had a number of preliminary discussions with key individuals and groups and hosted several workshops to bring together clinicians, methodologists and patient representatives.
Last year, Bell and her collective hosted a workshop at Pieter Performance Space, where around 30 people learned social dances and how they could also use their art to create change.
At an AU/IBAR-hosted international workshop in 2004, a multi-agency review of livestock interventions in complex emergencies identified the need for a set of internationally recognised guidelines for livestock interventions in emergencies, and the Feinstein International Center of Tufts University was given the task of taking the work forward.
