The phrase "training focused on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to training that is geared toward a specific topic or skill. For example, "We provide training focused on customer service and professional development."
These included computer-based training focused on FSSB and SBS using the cTRAIN platform, followed by tracking of trained behaviors (completed December 2012).
Their training focused on what insurgents later used after 2003.
The training focused on evasion methods, interrogation resistance techniques, and how to mislead inspectors.
All registered individuals also have to complete periodic computer-based training focused on compliance, regulatory, ethical and sales practice standards.
The training focused on the origins of the disease, its transmission, the signs and symptoms and what to do if you suspect a case of Ebola.
He had been on the track of psoriasis since his residency at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., where his training focused on skin disease and syphilis.
Training focused on industry sectors and designed collaboratively with employers provides workers with industry credentials that are applicable beyond one specific company.
Traditional medical training, focused on bioscience, is in Maranga's view failing to provide the human, emotional and practical skills doctors need to deal with everyday tragedy, let alone disasters such as Westgate.
When José Mourinho first arrived at Chelsea in 2004, he said his training focused on four aspects: on attack, on defence, on the transition from defence to attack and on the transition from attack to defence.
What could be done to improve Brazilians' productivity?Big investments in innovation, training, focused on the most important supply chains, improved telecoms and logistical infrastructure.There was some hope that investments from abroad might help to finance infrastructure.
Training focused on awareness of balloon distension and instruction in correct defecation dynamics.
