The phrase "a session to consider" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a meeting or gathering where specific topics or issues will be discussed or evaluated.
Example: "We will hold a session to consider the proposed changes to the policy."
Alternatives: "a meeting to discuss" or "a gathering to evaluate".
On Capitol Hill, the Senate tried to return to a semblance of normalcy, briefly holding a session to consider a spending bill.
The House Ways and Means Committee held a session to consider a number of health care-related measures.
The Ukrainian letter to Lithuania's U.N. ambassador came hours after Ukraine's parliament said it would appeal to the council to call a session to consider the problems in the Crimea in the light of an early 1990s understanding in which the big powers agreed to guarantee Ukrainian territorial integrity.
Geary Eppley, a Maryland athletics official and member of the Southern Conference executive committee, filed a request for a special session to consider a rule change, but it failed to garner support from the two-thirds of the member schools required to call such a meeting.
Two weeks ago, State Senator Mike Morgan, Democrat of Stillwater, asked Gov. Brad Henry, another Democrat, to extend a special session to consider a bill that would suspend the state's 17-cents-per-gallon excise tax from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, amounting to about $1 million per day in savings for consumers.
He appointed two health care reform study commissions, and in May 1993, he called the legislature into a special session to consider a universal health care bill.
The local authority, possibly the first of many US counties and cities to default on loans, convened a special session to consider terms for a settlement or a 30-day extension to talks.
Sept. 19, 2016 State lawmakers propose a deal: McCrory will call a special session to consider repealing HB2 if the Charlotte City Council revokes its nondiscrimination ordinance.
In December, Mr. Rowland, a Republican, called the Democratic-controlled General Aspecial into a session session to consider his latest budget package.
Kentucky governor Steve Beshear, a Democrat, has declined to call a special session to consider the legislation, meaning lawmakers must wait until the assembly reconvenes in January to vote.
Assembly Speaker Jack Collins refused to put the arena bill up for a vote today, but he was said to be willing to convene a special session to consider it, if he is able to win economic-development projects for his political base of South Jersey.
