workshops by vs workshops from

Both "workshops by" and "workshops from" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Workshops by" is used to indicate the creator or organizer of the workshops, while "workshops from" is used to indicate the source or origin of the workshops.

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workshops by

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the creator or organizer of the workshops.

Use "workshops by" when you want to specify the person, group, or organization that is responsible for creating or organizing the workshops.

Examples:

The workshops by renowned artists were a huge success.
I attended a series of workshops by the local community center.
The workshops by the marketing team helped improve our sales strategies.

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I just wanted to say I'm off to Atlantic City for a weekend of motivational workshops by Deepak Chopra, Phil Jackson, and George Bush.
The regular controls of workshops by Member States could include an audit of the inspection procedures, including a random check of inspection reports.
The organisation of the workshops by that laboratory, concerning the activities referred to in point 5; this aid shall not exceed EUR 22000.
the development of a structured Action Plan, tailored for the beneficiary country, that would involve visits and/or workshops by various assistance providers over the duration of the programme, as well as training provided in EU Member States or elsewhere;
12.25-12.30 Closure of the Workshop by the Chair
On top of that, they had it in the workshop by themselves.
The issue was discussed at a workshop organised by the Commission back in February 2001.
2. In addition to the maximum amount provided for in paragraph 1, the Community grants financial aid to France for the organisation of a workshop by the laboratory referred to in paragraph 1. That aid shall not exceed EUR 27000.
Speed limitation devices shall be installed by workshops or bodies approved by the Member States.
Tachographs shall be subject to regular inspection by approved workshops.
It's a writing workshop led by a romance writer that we both really like.
Through a series of high school workshops run by university students, this project uses informal methods to convey to teenagers interesting facts about Europe.
Last year's overall winner was a Polish youth project "YOUrope needs YOU!", a series of high school workshops run by university students.
Fifty young journalists participating in a workshop hosted by the European Parliament were also present.
MEPs discussed Europe's water challenges with experts on 8 March during a workshop organised by the EP's environment committee.
I just got a coupon for a tantric workshop taught by Rabbi Sexenstein.
Regulation (EC) No 1754/2006 lays down eligibility rules for the workshops organised by the Community reference laboratories.
But this on-board system has to be capable of being serviced not only by franchised workshops but also by small garages, automobile clubs and technical inspection facilities.
We were told that the regional workshop organised by the Commission was more like an information session on decisions that had already been taken than a meeting involving genuine consultation prior to any decision.
The national winners from EU Member States attended the event, as well as 60 young journalists who are participating in a workshop hosted by the European Parliament.

Alternatives:

workshops organized by
workshops created by
workshops led by
workshops hosted by
workshops conducted by

workshops from

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the source or origin of the workshops.

Use "workshops from" when you want to specify where the workshops are coming from or who is providing them.