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The phrase "well trained hands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has developed skill and expertise through practice, particularly in a physical or manual context.
Example: "The surgeon's well trained hands performed the delicate procedure with precision and care."
Alternatives: "skilled hands" or "expert hands".
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The team is well trained through hands on experiences to ensure the needed expertise exist when there is a new vaccine development program stated.
With disposable sterile needles and improved training and regulation of acupuncturists, more recent data from large surveys in the UK [ 97, 98] and Germany [ 99, 100] have shown that adverse events after acupuncture are uncommon and acupuncture is a safe therapy in the hands of well trained professionals.
(Project Battambang) Also, leadership succession helped the student leaders ensure that successive batches were well trained for the CIP to be handed down.
Now they are well trained.
They are very well trained.
Its workforce is well trained.
He: "I'm well trained".
"They're well trained.
"We're so well trained," Moir said.
Most are young, dynamic and well trained.
Our staff was well trained and polite.
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