'setting up workshops' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of organizing and running educational workshops. For example: Our team is dedicated to setting up workshops that promote the importance of sustainable living.
They hope it will lead to interest among Americans in choreographing for the Cuban company, or in setting up workshops or other programs.
After the meeting, Mabuza said, he proposed setting up workshops to help sensitize the police and avoid further secondary victimization of rape victims by skeptical or hostile authorities.
Cornerstone puts such ideals into practice, moving into cities and setting up workshops involving students, elderly people, community leaders, business executives, volunteers of all stripe -- and, for example, resetting Shakespeare to nourish dreams and lift spirits.
After American forces moved into Iraq last year, Ms. Rahim set off to Baghdad to carry out a number of civic projects, among them setting up workshops on women's rights and restoring marshlands.
The awards cover travel, subsistence, and the costs of setting up workshops and are meant to encourage the development of novel collaborations.
Scientists in these countries may do research "of global interest," adds Marušić, who is involved in setting up workshops for authors and scientific writing courses for students in Croatia, but even when they do, they may not know how to present their data well enough to get it published.
"I set up workshops on the sidewalks," Isabel Cid says.
Next they are going to set up workshops for parents.
Set up workshops on copyright for staff and students.
Many thousands of them have set up workshops to fill the gaps in local markets.
"But when we set up workshops by functional areas, I think they were pleasantly surprised.
