The phrase 'some form of training' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context where you want to refer to instruction or preparation. For example: All of our employees receive some form of training before starting their new positions.
You do, however, need to invest in some form of training.
More than half of those made redundant have taken some form of training, a Ford spokeswoman said.
It shows that enhanced prison sentences for long-term prisoners, incorporating some form of training or treatment, are also considerably more effective in reducing reoffending.
The audit recorded that 82% of trusts provided some form of training in the previous year, while 18% had not provided any.
Since 2011, some 600,000 frontline public sector staff have received some form of training in how to identify those vulnerable to radicalisation.
Isles said it was important to demystify the apprenticeship brand and start talking about how doctors, lawyers and accountants have all had to undergo some form of training.
We need to reduce traffic congestion and the best way to achieve that goal is to establish some form of train service over the bridge.
The results of the review indicate that some forms of training have been effective for procedural skill acquisition and other programs have been found to improve drivers' hazard perception.
Although strength training is not typically included in exercise programs targeting prevention of the age-related decline in Vo2max or to increase Vo2max, it would be advisable to recommend some form of strength training as well as aerobic training especially for individuals who do not achieve the required %MM.
In 2012, approximately 25%% of Internal Medicine residency programs had some form of ultrasound training with another 25%% planning on incorporating ultrasound training in the next year [1].
With the introduction of new post-graduate Medical training in the UK, virtually all doctors will be exposed to some form of surgical training prior to specialization.
