The phrase "a recent summit with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a meeting or conference that has taken place recently, typically involving leaders or representatives from different organizations or countries.
Example: "The president discussed climate change initiatives during a recent summit with world leaders."
Alternatives: "a recent meeting with" or "a recent conference with".
This message is also that of the new Government of the Social Democrat Gerhard Schroder, which devoted much of a recent summit meeting with French leaders to the issue of defending "Franco-German culture" against the cultural pull of America through the establishment of a new Franco-German university in Saarbrucken and other measures.
When that happened at a recent summit in Europe, Wen was so unhappy with the pressure being put on him to offer more on curbing emissions that he ended the meeting prematurely.
The Colombian president, Álvaro Uribe, has the swine flu and officials have informed other South American leaders who met with him at a recent summit meeting, The Associated Press reported from Bogota.
Fortunately, Robert Putnam has sparked such a dialogue with his best-selling book, Our Kids that led to a recent summit at Georgetown University moderated by E.J. Dionne of the Washington Post with President Obama, Putnam, and Arthur Brooks at the American Enterprise Institute.
But a recent summit meeting in Japan between Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, and Mr. Abe ended with little progress.
Niger is hoping that its efforts will be matched by those of regional powers, with Niger calling for a regional force to be sent to Mali at a recent summit of the West African body, Ecowas.
The economy is sluggish, the recent summit with Pakistan failed to produce a breakthrough and India's biggest savings scheme has all but collapsed.
In light of President Trump's recent summit with Kim Jong Un, it bears remembering that the character of totalitarian rule, and the struggle for freedom against it, follows the same basic pattern the world over.
Kim's declaration before his recent summit with South Korean President Moon Jae-in that the North would end nuclear testing should be seen for what it is: a pledge by a country that no longer thinks it needs to test its nuclear weapons.
Kim, until his recent summit with SK president, usually hunkered down behind his security services, or made short trips to China.
