The phrase "afternoon plenary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a session or meeting that takes place in the afternoon, typically involving all participants in a conference or gathering.
Example: "The afternoon plenary will focus on the key findings from the morning sessions and set the agenda for the rest of the day."
Alternatives: "afternoon session" or "afternoon meeting".
– There is little focus on education (a point raised in the afternoon plenary as well).
[Although a remarkable 19-year-old American spoke powerfully at the afternoon plenary.] – Some of the bullet points in the action list have a prescriptive feel that is likely alienate important constituencies on a durably diverse planet (including people who are more individualistic and others more deeply communitarian).
The vote will be held during an afternoon plenary session on September 12.
As a result, the parliament's position was reopened for debate, amendment and a vote — which will be held during an afternoon plenary session on September 12.
The assembly's usual Wednesday afternoon plenary session has not been scheduled next week and committee meetings in Cardiff Bay have been cancelled.
The first day drew to a close with an afternoon plenary session about the efforts to change the postdoctoral experience at a national level.
Poster presenters should stand by their posters during the coffee breaks following the morning and afternoon plenaries.
The results will be announced at the end of the Tuesday morning Plenary Session (11.00 am); the winners will be honored during the "Delphi Experience" (see Conference Programme).
The famed primatologist and anthropologist gave a very understated, but powerful, message at an evening plenary session.
If the British barrister fails to turn up at this morning's plenary session of the court to discuss rules of procedure, that will be interpreted as a sign that he will quit.
The agreed text, approved by the Agriculture committee unanimously with 41 votes, still needs to be endorsed by Parliament as a whole at the second reading, possibly at the 7 - 10 March plenary session in Strasbourg.
