"training received" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to instruction or guidance that has been given to someone. For example, "The training received from the coach was invaluable to the team's success."
The Web site said the sort of training received by Mr. Nombo would cost $1,620.
Hospital policies and the professional training received were more important factors.
Chiropractors' perceptions of the minimum educational requirement for registered dietitians and nutrition training received in chiropractic school were also examined.
This is concerning, because the most effective terrorist attacks are usually the product of training received from specific terrorist organizations.
Although the use of portfolio promoted the successful development of each pre-service teacher's initial ideas, the training received during the teacher-education program had limited influence.
The general training received by pharmacists in Hospital Pharmacy enables them to analyse and implement improvements in the prescription, dispensing and administration of medications.
The original proposals angered veterans' groups because they said that training received in the military could be counted as professional education that might disqualify workers from overtime pay.
Its low status is often rooted in countries' colonial past, associated with the training received by 'inferior' groups for blue-collar jobs.
You cobble together a few paragraphs of training received, strengths and weaknesses, future plans, but there's barely a chance to write something that sounds remotely worthwhile and genuine.
As the official ideology became the basis of Russian education, the study of theology and the classics, as well as vocational training, received much emphasis.
Those in work got paid, supposedly enough to make it feel like a "real" job; those in training received extra money on top of their benefits.
