"trained within" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the period of time in which someone studies or acquires a skill. For example, "She was trained within a two-year period to become an expert in her field."
And as UK admissions (i.e. newly registered nurses who trained within the UK) fell, foreign-trained admissions rose.
In addition, nearly 1,200 new controllers were trained within nine months.
One of the ways they did this in "Jarhead" was you had guys who had been trained within an inch of their lives to be sharpshooters.
Under EU law the NMC is not currently able to ask for evidence of language skills of those who trained within the EU, but they are about to be given that power.
"We believe that it is important that Brazilian doctors are trained within the public system, much as they are in England or Switzerland," said Mozart Sales, the Health Ministry official who will oversee the program.
His goal was to make Christian beliefs intelligible to those trained within the context of the Greek paideia (educational curriculum) so that those who accepted the Christian faith might be able to witness effectively within Hellenistic culture.
Athletes typically try to train within their lactic acid threshold — to avoid the risk of exhausting themselves by overtraining.
all physicians were trained and certified in conventional medicine, and CAM physicians were dual-trained within a well-defined national framework.
This has huge implications for staffing and training within the public health system.
I was trained to work within the system".
There are huge advantages to training within an academic environment.
