The phrase "a weekend of discussions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of conversations or meetings that take place over the course of a weekend.
Example: "We organized a weekend of discussions to address the pressing issues facing our community."
Alternatives: "a weekend of talks" or "a weekend of dialogues".
Despite a weekend of discussions with potential buyers, it had been unable to secure a deal.
After a weekend of discussions with his family, the 37-year-old defenseman accepted a one-year, $850,000 contract yesterday with a $1.1 million option by the team.
Celebrating Latino Alumni at Princeton University". Alumni came from as far away as Uruguay, Austria and Britain, as well as from 25 states and Puerto Rico, for a weekend of discussions, lectures, performances, tours, and social and networking events, organized by the Office of Alumni Affairs.
It followed a weekend of discussion with Labour's deputy leader, Tom Watson.
Next weekend sees the Ideal Death Show, a weekend of discussion, practical advice and even celebration taking place in Winchester.
What Now, tomorrow and Sunday, is a weekend of discussion and installation at the Siobhan Davies Dance Studios, and The Miniaturists are back at the Arcola on Sunday evening with new work that may be bite-sized but will almost certainly be satisfying.
Mead was referring to President-elect Susan Hockfield, who had taken time to address the alumni leadership before returning to her duties as provost at Yale. Chairman Mead followed with a report on how MIT went about its search for the new president, an ideal topic for a weekend of leadership discussions.
They will meet next week in New York for a weekend of intensive discussion with the leaders of the initiatives just described, at the instigation of Asad Mahmood, a social investor from Deutsche Bank.
After a hectic weekend of discussions, the deal was finished on Sunday, and Mr. Zuckerberg unveiled the $1 billion transaction the next day on his Facebook profile page.
The report follows a separate weekend of discussions and screenings at the British Film Institute exploring what it means to be working class in film and TV.
Ms. Fairstein will no doubt be offering other insights into her craft when she takes part in "Mayhem," a free weekend of discussions and readings by some 45 mystery and thriller writers at the BookHampton stores in East Hampton, Sag Harbor and Southampton.
