The phrase "a feedback workshop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a session or event where participants provide and receive feedback on a specific topic or project.
Example: "We will be hosting a feedback workshop next week to gather insights on our new product design."
Alternatives: "a review session" or "a critique workshop".
On Monday this week, we held a feedback workshop with the consultants, during which they gave recommendations and we also gave our suggestions as staff.
To verify the findings and to discuss remaining issues a feedback workshop was held in which the primary contact from each company participated.
These outputs will be presented at the Feedback Workshops in Phase 3. Phase 3: A Feedback Workshop will be held locally for each Traveller community.
The implementation of the best practice pathway includes three key activities: (1) training to familiarise staff with the tools, (2) workshops to train staff in delivery of brief interventions, (3) a feedback workshop to review the effectiveness of implementation through training evaluations, file audits and interviews.
Seven weeks after the workshop MRM returned to AAH to collaboratively review monitoring and evaluation results with senior AAH/ACON staff and a chief, feedback workshop evaluation to workshop participants and collaboratively write the workshop report and draft publications.
A joint feedback workshop in the last three months of the study will report on the key findings from staff training activities and file audits over the course of the project.
A follow-up feedback workshop was held.
Phase 3: Participants in phases 1 and 2 who agree to be contacted about phase 3 will be reapproached using their preferred method of contact and provided with a PIS about the Feedback Workshop.
Three group interviews were conducted with 15 (4, 5 and 6, respectively) monitors during a 2-day monitors training and feedback workshop held in Nairobi in May 2012.
The preparatory workshop, field visits, and feedback workshop have clearly revealed that PHAST is an acceptable method that works well in the Kenyan context.
In addition to the interviews, separate data gathering workshops were organised for decision-makers and software engineering people and one feedback workshop for all interviewees and participants.
