'refined education' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of education that is sophisticated, high-quality, or especially precise in its approach and teaching. For example, "The school offers a refined education in the sciences, with emphasis on hands-on experience in the laboratory."
"In policy, strategy and leadership, challenges include refining education's balance of content, skills and behaviors, and helping learners of all ages to discover that life and the world can be a wonderful school, but school is not the world and life".
Previously conducted research to inform or evaluate individual obesity prevention campaigns provides useful data to help refine education messages and understand whether campaign objectives have been achieved.
PW developed the core of the presented concept comprising different aspects to which the co-authors contributed in the following way: (i) CS refined the education concept and it's embedding into a proper learning scenario; (ii) BF and TMD contributed to applying the concept to IRMA; (iii) RWG assessed the training's feasibility in radiology departments.
(a) In the Oval Office, refining his education program.
With the purpose of refining her education, Maria Amélia moved with her mother in the middle 1840s to Munich, capital of Bavaria, where many of her relatives lived.
The answers to these questions will need to be refined in medical education forums across the country with specialty organizations, residency programs, and medical schools collaborating on requirements.
Will education be refined and accessible without any connection to the ways we earn a living?
This tool is a preliminary instrument that will continue to evolve and be refined as research and education in the field of CAM/IM matures.
The ancient biographical tradition reports that as a young man Pindar went to Athens to complete and refine his poetic education.
