The phrase "appealing meeting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a meeting that is attractive or interesting, often in terms of its content or the people involved.
Example: "The agenda for the upcoming conference includes several topics that promise to make it an appealing meeting for all attendees."
Alternatives: "engaging meeting" or "attractive meeting".
The Kenyan Public Health Minister was herself suffering from breast cancer at the time and broke down in tears at a cabinet meeting appealing for GM food to be banned.
Mr. Gore was interviewed the morning after appealing for a meeting with Gov. George W. Bush "to lift up this discourse" and encourage both sides to "refrain from using inflammatory language".
The last surviving nun involved in the property dispute, 80-year-old Sister Rita Callanan, told Fox News earlier this month that she is appealing for a meeting with Francis.
The coordinated effort to deflate the dollar that resulted from that meeting seems appealing again.
— For two months, after a disputed election, the fight for control of the Chukchansi Indian tribe was a standoff: two groups claimed to be the rightful tribal council, each holding separate meetings and appealing to the Bureau of Indian Affairs for official recognition.
In his televised talk, Nasrallah promised they also would receive money on the spot to help them rebuild their homes, starting an immediate aid program for displaced people while the government was still holding meetings and appealing for funds.
The typical agenda for a customer meeting sounds as appealing as a bottle of lukewarm water to sunbathers on a hot day at the beach.
Appealing for $46 million during a meeting of donors in Geneva today, UNICEF Regional Director Tom McDermott said the situation in Darfur requires the full financial and political support of all governments and aid agencies.
Sometimes it's as simple as going to a meeting and asking questions like how this meeting could be more appealing.
