'train users' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who use a particular kind of technology, such as a computer system or an app, whom you provide with instructions and tips on how to use it. For example: "We need to train users on how to use the new software."
But that, alas, is something to which most train users have grown accustomed".
The annual survey of 7,500 rail commuters by the consumer rights group found that just 40% of regular train users were satisfied with FCC's service.
But that is not how it will seem to millions of train users as they return to work after the holiday break today.
In addition, the site shows which pools are most visited, and at which pools most club members train; users can also post comments to help other swimmers locate a pool appropriate for their needs.
But for Governments keen to foster further moves from road to rail - especially for airport journeys - the troublesome fact is that many of the affected passengers are occasional train users.
Computer Sciences Corp., El Segundo, Calif., a computer-services company, said it had won a contract worth as much as $950 million from the Navy to develop purchasing software and train users.
Although in C/U-plane decoupled architecture the macro and small cell are deployed at different locations, they simultaneously serve the same train user.
"The industry has trained users to avoid anything that looks commercial," he said.
His job takes him to regional offices where he trains users of new software.
IBM's INNOV8 simulation game trains users to improve supply chains and customer services.
The scale and power with which Facebook operates means the site would effectively be training users to outsource their judgment to a computerised alternative.
