'training situation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation where someone is being trained for a job or task, either in a classroom or on the job. For example: "The new employee needed to experience a few real-life training situations before they felt comfortable in the role."
The second, a training situation based on observing contrasted performances of experts and novices for footwork, box manoeuvres and back posture, when combined with practice and the search for optimal solutions, prompted the novices to adopt new ways of manoeuvring boxes and positioning themselves that appear safer for back efforts, asymmetries, and mechanical work.
Numerous studies [e.g. 8, 22] show that there are many thoughts and feelings running in people's minds; doubts about their own abilities, uncertainty because of differences between training situation and reality; and various emotions such as joy, pride, hope, sadness, fear.
Following the review mission in 2000, the NTP undertook a problem analysis of the NTP capacity including rapid assessment of the human resources and training situation.
I am certainly receptive to any company training and I am a fast learner in any on the job training situation, if required.
"They've put us through every training situation imaginable," said Sgt. First Class Max McLaughlin, 39, a platoon sergeant from Olympia, Wash.
If Manager Tony La Russa could script the perfect spring training situation for the St . Louis Cardinals it would include having Mark McGwire as a guest hitting instructor.
The issue of the transfer of skill from training situations to real riding is posed.
26 Again, this is something which requires further work to assess how GCRS will perform in training situations.
This behavior is typically found in routine and often trained situations.
The aim of this phase is to train situations that closely match the participants' daily activities.
Practicing the various scenarios which could occur in the future employment is useful, but the situations in real life are generally much tougher than expected and differ from the trained situations.
