The phrase "about one session" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an approximate duration or number of sessions in a context such as training, meetings, or classes.
Example: "The training program will take about one session to complete the introductory material."
Alternatives: "approximately one session" or "roughly one session".
Organizers are nervous about at least one session dealing with transgender service members.
Danner, for example, taught one session about business models; Lidow lectured on critical points for developing a startup enterprise into an ongoing business.
About twenty minutes into one session, I felt overwhelmed by a wave of familiar emotion that welled up in me for no apparent reason.
She tells a story that she heard in one session, about how so many girls in Egypt drop out of school by the age of 13.
Each session of calligraphic writing lasted about 30 minutes, with one session per day, five times per week, for eight consecutive weeks.
(female, 41 yrs)" " We have in-service training at least once a month but usually they talk about several items in one session which is very tiring.
In a recent study using dietitian-led group and individual counseling sessions, the authors concluded that the behavioral intervention promoted dietary adherence to the Mediterranean diet compared with adherence in a control group who received minimal education (i.e., one session) about a low-fat diet (18).
Twenty-five inactive older adults received one session about the AE-PAG and how to use a tool or strategy to help them identify AE intensity: heart-rate (HR) monitor (% of maximal HR; N = 9); manual pulse (% of maximal HR NN = 8); or pedometer (walking cadence; N = 8).
Four executive function tasks (Tower of Hanoi, Go/noGo, Divided Attention, and Ruff Figural Fluency Test) as well as four subtests of the German version of the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) were administered in one session (lasting about 90 minutes), about 3 weeks after the screening session.
Each group will be responsible for especially thinking about the material covered in one session, the group's "Assigned Session". At the beginning of the class meeting immediately *following* your group's Assigned Session, your group must present its response to the major questions posed during the Assigned Session.
