"initiate training" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the start of or the beginning of a training program. For example, "We will need to initiate training for all new employees in the next few weeks."
Mr. Martin said he planned to initiate training for activist trustees in 20 states with major public university systems "to do in other states what we have done in New York".
The accord calls for the city to maintain a unit in the Administration for Children's Services for those people, initiate training for foster care agencies, revamp its procedures for helping youths find stable housing and improve their access to services.
Khan spent a year working with the state governments of Gujarat, Maharshtra, Punjab, Karnataka, West Bengal, and New Delhi to initiate training programs for youth and women.
We have made clear to all involved that there is no pressure to initiate training".
"The intent is to at least support the academy as appropriate, and also initiate training in water treatment and distribution," said Scott Rubke, chairman of the technology and aviation division at Glendale Community College.
After clicking on the start button to initiate training, figure 2B is shown.
However, we are not compelled to do so, and we are able to regard ourselves as agents who initiate trains of events, and who can resist (not just experience resistance to) the desires, sensations, and impulses driving the bodily machine to certain actions.
The International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI) has now initiated training with journalists to ensure knowledgeable reporting related to vaccines [ 67].
The Meghalaya Rural Development Society MRDSS) has initiated training and demonstrations in three districts, East Garo Hills, South Garo Hills and Ri-Bhoi, with training only in the Jayantia Hills district.
He initiated training programs, established substations in drug-infested neighborhoods, computerized department records and revised shifts so that more officers were assigned to high-crime neighborhoods.
She prodded the state to buy 19,015 new touch-screen machines, and initiated training for poll workers and an aggressive education program for Georgia's 3.7 million registered voters.
