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"on field training" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically refers to training or learning that takes place in a real-world or practical setting, rather than in a classroom or simulation. Example: "The new employees will receive two weeks of on field training before they begin their roles in the company."
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Many players routinely worked on their conditioning and strength together, in addition to "informal" on field training.
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While the 22-year-old will be permitted to do some gym work over the next four weeks he will not be doing any on-field training, let alone any contact sessions.
North will not take part in on-field training but will work to maintain his fitness with Saints' performance department.
A properly structured program based on on-field training with a mix of guided observations, shared interprofessional experiences and coaching, is expected to improve attitudes towards teamwork to a greater extent than traditional, less active/interactive programs.
I really missed it, so I'm enjoying every minute being on the field, training and playing with Tigers and England.
I've seen him on videos, but to me, it's more important to see him on the field, training.
An Army battalion from Fort Hood, Tex., arrived in Boise on Tuesday to begin field training today for action later this week, fighting the Burgdorf Junction fires in central Idaho.
They received both classroom and field training on collection of data from hypertension and COPD patients.
You may be required to take an online course as well as do field training on a plane.
The specific occupation of other health staff can also identified based on field of training.
Tactical briefing notes about England's on-field moves and training drills were discovered at Ireland's team hotel in Wellington.
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