The phrase "agenda structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the organization or framework of a meeting or plan, particularly in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The agenda structure for the conference will include keynote speeches, panel discussions, and breakout sessions."
Alternatives: "meeting framework" or "schedule layout".
One was whether the offering had a "particular political agenda structured into its framing and weekly assignments in such a way as to limit open inquiry of the issues," thus violating UC rules against political indoctrination and partisanship.
Democrats used the power of the majority to set the Senate's agenda, to structure the debate and to keep up pressure for a final vote.
Eitel originally joined Nike in 1998 as its founding VP of Corporate Responsibility, establishing Nike's CSR agenda and structure including labor practices, sustainability, community affairs and governance.
Governments had also failed to agree an agenda to structure discussions in the run-up to the crucial Paris summit in 2015, when they have pledged to agree legally binding reductions in carbon emissions.
More needs to be done to put gender on the agenda: more structure, more measuring and more reporting.
Frum agrees that OWS had a strong message but collapsed in the U.S. because it had no agenda or structure "and it allowed its most radical elements to taint the whole effort".
You will find information regarding the objective, the agenda and structure of the Expert Consultation (EC).
Extra-budgetary funding by western donors, earmarked for specific programmes, distorted WHO's own agenda and structure [ 8].
Tutors introduced a new agenda and structure in existing CME groups and experienced that they had to be very explicit about the scheme: The groups were different... we thought that a group is a group and all we have to do is to run the scheme... and then I experienced that groups have their own cultures.
