The phrase "a feedback session" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a meeting or discussion aimed at providing feedback on a particular topic, project, or performance.
Example: "During the feedback session, we will discuss the results of the recent project and identify areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "a review meeting" or "a critique session."
That's fine, but don't let these conclusions lead you astray in a feedback session, write Cannon and Witherspoon.
And at least once a month, the supervisors meet with each worker for a feedback session, reviewing monitored calls and discussing how to do better.
A feedback session to discuss assessment results and treatment recommendations will take place two weeks after the assessment.
At the end of a feedback session, ask what your employee thought of the conversation and how you can be more helpful.
As one theatergoer pointed out in a feedback session with the cast and the director, Ike Schambelan, after a recent performance, the poem takes on whole new layers of meaning between the first hearing and the last.
Every few months we had a feedback session in which we could compare our evaluations of future cadets with the judgments of their commanders at the officer-training school.
A good feedback session is a lot like a jazz performance — a combination of scripted parts and improvisation.
A quick feedback session at the beginning of subsequent training can work well and provide the basis for follow-up sessions.
"I remember the conversation – you know when you just remember the little things?" she says, recalling the night that mum and daughter attended a routine feedback session at Reading's centre of excellence.
The program consisted of 12 individual sessions using one unit from Projeto Parceria (Partnership Project), with specific guidelines and materials on positive parenting, followed by observational sessions of mother-child interaction with live coaching and a video feedback session in the lab.
Where Mr Darling posed crisp questions about weighty matters, Mr Salmond inexplicably used his allotted time to air petty grievances about Better Together squandering a unique chance to skewer the "no" camp's arguments by using it as a televised feedback session instead.
