The phrase "theory training" is both correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any type of training that focuses on theories or ideas rather than practical application. For example, "Before his medical residency, Dr. Smith underwent extensive theory training to prepare him for his practice."
There, she brought her critical theory training to bear on stories of health and healthcare.
Theory, training and practice is needed so that you're mindful of the nuances of language and can control any temptation to be judgemental.
"Cambodian social workers have good experience after years of work, but little theory training or larger understanding of the field," said Dr. Luise Ahrens, who has worked to deliver aid to Cambodia for 22 years and who pushed for the establishment of social work programs in the country.
And besides, how many people have had advanced color theory training anyway?
Patients and methods Before the opening of a new intensive care unit, three questionnaires were filled by the paramedical staff: at the taking up, at the end of theory training and 3 months after practical training in intensive care units.
Moreover, 90% had music theory training, 83% had ear training, and on average musicians rated themselves 3.25 or having "good" sight-reading ability on a 5-point scale where 1 = "beginner" and 5 = "expert".
I have a theory: Trains rock back and forth, which mimics being rocked to sleep, and planes bump up and down, as if you're being shaken awake.
The use of logit model in economics is based on random utility theory (Train, 2007).
Throughout the trial, the adequacy of the consultation style of the self determination theory trained HFAs was examined via videotaping/recording of a random sub-sample of participant face-to-face consultations.
There are many theories: training has evolved from high mileage to long, slow distance.
