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"trained workers" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts to refer to workers who have undergone some kind of training. For example, "The company hired a team of trained workers to manage the project."
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These firms need highly trained workers and pay high wages.
Robotic lines employ few, comparatively highly trained workers.
Other, less trained workers are proliferating there too.
Trained workers were on hand to answer any questions.
He also said that inadequately trained workers had failed to notice.
"They will lose the trained workers who've been working for a long time on this project.
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And we cross-trained workers within the cell to run more than one machine.
Asia is bursting with smart, well-trained workers and engineers.
As we seek new economic growth, we will need well-trained workers to fill new jobs.
He also purged the civil service and universities of older, Soviet-trained workers.
When jobs vanish, the better-trained workers may bounce back, but many blue-collar workers do not.
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