"trial workshop" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a workshop meant to test out or experiment with something. For example, "Our team held a trial workshop to practice our presentation skills."
At regular intervals during the trial, workshops were held to update the volunteers on the progress of the trial.
Frederick Weisberg is currently a judge on the Superior Court of the District of Columbia and teaches annually in the Trial Advocacy Workshop at Harvard Law School.
Evidence is a prerequisite for the Trial Advocacy Workshop and can be used as the basis for certification to practice in conjunction with any of the School's clinical offerings (there are other ways to do this as well).
Other recommended courses: Criminal Procedure, Juvenile Justice, and Intensive Trial Practice Workshop or Trial Advocacy.
Third-year students are strongly encouraged to complete, prior to their third year, Evidence and the Intensive Trial Practice Workshop.
Participating sonographers will already be performing USS in clinical practice, having attended a trial specific workshop and be deemed competent by their supervising radiologist Trial centres encompass both teaching and district general hospitals to enhance generalisability.
The primary goal of the trial and workshop was to assess the utility of current Cryptosporidium genotyping methods for determining the public health significance of oocysts isolated from feces in potable-water supply watersheds.
There is also scientific interest in exploring whether, and under what conditions, biomarkers may substitute for clinical endpoints of phase III trials, although workshop participants agreed that these considerations apply primarily to situations where trials using clinical endpoints are not feasible.
During a national Clinical Trials Thinktank workshop in April 2007 in the UK, a group of 30 senior researchers experienced in clinical trials for musculoskeletal conditions and 2 patient representatives debated the possible explanations for the findings of recent high quality trials of non-pharmacological interventions.
The process involved a national Clinical Trials Thinktank workshop held in the UK and, subsequently, an international symposium held in Canada during the World Confederation of Physical Therapy congress in 2007.
