The phrase "living training" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in discussions or descriptions about ongoing practical training or hands-on learning experiences. Example: "The apprenticeship program at our company offers a unique combination of classroom instruction and living training, where students have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in real-life situations."
When you have a chance to represent your country, you've got to give up six or eight weeks of your life, of living, training and behaving in a certain way.
As a man he makes his living training horses.
This figure includes the initial franchise fee, leasehold improvements, furniture, equipment and supplies, computer terminal and software, opening inventory, travel and living training, prepaid rent, grand opening expenses, signs, and additional funds and capital to keep your location running for 3 months.
The goals of the program are: to provide independent living training, to identify the recurrence of associated pathology, to generate a customized therapeutic strategy for each participant, to conduct medium term monitoring in order to assess the evolution of the complex therapy the participants benefited from.
As a consultant who has made a living training and coaching salespeople, I immediately wanted to discredit the survey and wondered if the same survey was conducted but substituted with the professions of politician or lawyers instead of sales.
This includes rehabilitation for stroke (upper and lower extremity training and spatial and perceptual-motor training), acquired brain injury, Parkinson's disease, orthopedic disorders, vestibular disorders (balance training), wheelchair mobility training, and functional activities of daily living training.
In the National Arboretum he and Maggie had seen bonsai trees that had been living — "trained" — for three hundred, four hundred, five hundred years.
Unlike Efimova, who is based in the US, Lovtcova lives, trains and competes in Russia.
It will allow them to live, train and work in Britain, or anywhere else in the European Union.
"We have lived, trained and played with Luis for almost 12 months and we don't recognise the way he has been portrayed".
He grew up "living and training on the streets of Little Havana," a Miami neighborhood.
