The phrase "a summit on how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a conference or meeting focused on discussing methods or strategies related to a specific topic.
Example: "The organization is hosting a summit on how to improve community engagement in local projects."
Alternatives: "a conference on ways to" or "a meeting about how to".
The same thing happened in April in Germany: Ivanka was invited by Chancellor Angela Merkel to attend a summit on how to achieve equality for women.
As governments from 45 countries send representatives to Monaco for a summit on how sports might be used to promote sustainable peace in the world, those who govern sports are under increasingly intense fire.
The president is about to set off on a 10-day visit to Asia, but one proposal is that he might invite Republicans to his retreat at Camp David for a summit on how to tackle the economy and other issues.
This week, the AFL-CIO and our union teamed up to convene a summit on how to solve a piece of this.
One a "leadership forum" led by the African-American academic Cornel West on how black people can achieve "academic excellence"; the other an educational summit on how to teach children about slavery.
Labour has called on the government to hold an urgent summit on how to alleviate pressure on A&E services in English hospitals.
Labour has called on the government to hold an urgent summit on how to alleviate pressure on A&E services in England.
THE PHOTOGRAPHY INDUSTRY GATHERED IN BOSTON A FEW MONTHS AGO for a three-day summit on how digital technology would transform their business.
A four-day summit on how to end sexual violence during war is taking place in London.
More than 60 leaders from Europe and Africa are in Malta for a two-day summit on how to stem the flow of migrants into the European Union.
European and African heads of state gathered Thursday in the Maltese capital Valletta for a two-day summit on how to ease Europe's migration crisis.
