The phrase "a reporting session" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a meeting or gathering where information is presented or discussed, often in a formal context.
Example: "During the reporting session, each department will present their quarterly results and future projections."
Alternatives: "a briefing meeting" or "an update session."
His ordeal began on 15 February when he attended a Home Office reporting centre in London Bridge for a routine monthly reporting session.
Similarly concerns were raised about completing the presentations in the reporting session.
Steering the reporting session, to include both cluster case presentations and discussion, however proved to be more difficult.
Lord Janvrin, a member of the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC), introduced the amendment in a report-stage session on the IP bill in the House of Lords today.
This is the first time in the literature that these tools have been used in an organizational (vs regulatory body) quality improvement initiative, with the use of a report review session done in partnership with physician leaders.
Within three months, 95%% of symptom reporting sessions were completed in less than 100 s.
During both reporting sessions, information related to types of foods and beverages consumed, portions, and meal times was collected.
But a report on the session found that such successes "would be difficult to achieve, particularly in the north (Bajaur) and south (North and South Waziristan)." One person who had been brief on the proposal cautioned that whether a significant number of tribal leaders would join an American-backed effort carried out by Pakistani forces was "the $64,000 question".
Faced with secular activists' furor over the separation of church and state, the Air Force recently shelved a mandatory ethics training for nuclear missile officers following a report that the session employed Christian theology and Bible verses.
What emerged from the discussion were a number of hotly debated topics of importance to the trainees, as addressed by CIHR Graduate Science Writer Scholarship holder Lindsay Borthwick in a report of the sessions released in September.
