"wide training" is a correct and usable phrase in English.
You can use it to describe a course of study that covers a variety of topics. For example, "I took a wide training course to become a certified lifeguard."
Although many of the soldiers the Shi'ite Muslim Iran sends are its own nationals, it is casting its recruitment net wide, training and deploying Shi'ites from neighboring Afghanistan and Pakistan as well.
The suggestions included ' training in alternative handling and postures', gaining knowledge of 'less physically demanding' yet effective treatment techniques, manual handling training specific to clinical settings in addition to generic organisation wide training, and education and training regarding the use and application of equipment.
Therefore an important gap in the evidence base supporting diabetes care in children was the question of the effectiveness of broadly applicable, theoretically based, team wide training in psychoeducational consulting skills that encourages parental involvement and that promotes self efficacy in adolescents.
(All of the new subway cars now being tested have none because the front is occupied by a wide train operator's cab).
The latter station's 210 feet wide train shed roof was the second widest unsupported iron arch in Britain after the roof of St Pancras railway station.
To support its wide trains, the track rails are spaced 6 feet apart — compared with the 3- to 4-feet-wide tracks of most coasters.
Candy-colored and wide-eyed, "Train Man" is based on Hitori Nakano's wildly popular novel and directed by Shosuke Murakami with touching tenderness.
Last week, the academy — where the Army trains its future leaders and admission is highly prized — began a "stand down," 30-day suicide-prevention program with an Army-wide training session that includes a new interactive video.
"We'll build a Europe-wide training hub to support businesses anywhere in Europe to get training online," Brittin writes.
Furthermore, the effect of institution-wide training of clinical and non-clinical staff on disaster preparedness should be evaluated in future studies.
A partnership between an academic emergency medicine department and an emergency medicine society to implement country-wide training of physicians practicing in public emergency departments can serve as a successful model for capacity-building global emergency medicine endeavors.
