"sound training" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to training that is thorough and applicable, such as "attendees of the conference received sound training in conflict resolution tactics."
As a whole, the solo dancers showed sound training.
The great majority became efficient soldiers as a result of sound training and ferocious discipline.
"I chose to work with Peter because he had not had any human-like sound training and the other two had," she explains.
This was in 1933 and her first job offered a double dividend: sound training in domestic science and confirmation of her love of performance.
In this case it is a monologue from Ms. Sheil — an actress of sound training and superb instinct — that is as hard to forget as it is to assimilate to the rest of the movie.
Therefore it could not be concluded that the advantage on paper of highly destructive and potentially decisive long-range missiles would win unless it was coupled with good sensors, modern C2 systems, expert command, and sound training.
If you modify your vowels, your voice will have a more classic, darker, developed tone that is more likely to sound trained.
It sounds like good training for dealing with all the stakeholders in a company.
That sounds like good training for politics, so it is odd that so few football stars have won high office.
In other research, Gaab and her colleagues have found an intriguing link between children's reading difficulties and neural deficits that prevent them from properly processing fast-changing sounds; they also found that computerized sound-training exercises "rewired" those faulty brain circuits.
For instance, McAdams et al. [5] applied an MDS analysis to an extremely heterogeneous set of environmental sounds (trains, cars and planes).
