"At the consultation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, and can be used to describe a particular event or situation.
For example: "At the consultation, the doctor recommended a course of antibiotics for the patient."
At the consultation, a detailed clinical examination was performed.
At the consultation level, the planners gather information from the citizens and stakeholders.
At the consultation the patient will first have the protocol explained verbally.
At the consultation in the interface clinic, the clinical diagnosis, investigations requested, and clinical interventions will be recorded.
At the consultation appointment a DGA dentist assesses one or more reasons for treatment under DGA for each patient.
At the consultation level, inter-rater agreements for the number of problems discussed (within ±1), types of problems and issues were 98.3%, 96.5% and 90% respectively.
"There were big family problems; their mum left them as babies," says her grandmother, who has been at the consultation.
It also says: "At the consultation meeting we would be happy to discuss with you whether you may have changed your mind about Salford".
Sitting at the consultation desk, she also offers them concrete remedies or "prescriptions" for change, much as a medical clinic might offer prescriptions for drugs.
The committee chairwoman, Lady Jay, said: "Having looked at the consultation paper by both the UK and Scottish governments, and a significant amount of case law, it is clear that currently the Scottish parliament cannot unilaterally call an independence referendum.
We've detailed on the blog how the cramped working conditions have affected the lives of young pupils – and the concerns raised by residents at the consultation meetings set up by the council.
