The phrase "appointment at which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify a particular meeting or engagement that is scheduled to take place at a certain time and location.
Example: "I have an appointment at which we will discuss the project details in depth."
Alternatives: "meeting where" or "session during which".
The letter told Maggie that she must research 15 companies, identify and write about their ethos and how it best fit her skills; register with three employment agencies and apply for jobs through them; complete a 48-question psychometric test online – all in the space of about three days before a set appointment at which she had to report on what she had done and the results.
Subjects were instructed to bring the tube of toothpaste to each monthly appointment, at which time old toothpaste was collected, new toothpaste was dispensed, and oral hygiene instructions were reinforced.
The agent even arranged a follow-up appointment, at which his wife Nina, an English teacher, was similarly questioned about clandestine ties with Soviet intelligence.
The check had been cut and was in an envelope ready for delivery when news arrived of Trounson's appointment, at which point it was canceled.
The intervention cost is $33.70 for the intermediate appointment at which the family doctor provides fish consumption recommendations.
Also some patient do not come back to complete the treatment after the first appointment at which pain is relieved.
She had a pre-op diet, then one night in hospital for the operation itself and then a series of follow-up appointments at which they gradually filled up the port and tightened the band.
Consequently, every year many thousands of women are attending appointments at which they may not require any further medical treatment, and will be discharged.
Participants were recruited when they presented for enrolment or follow-up appointments, at which time they were invited to complete the mental health questionnaire via audio computer-assisted self-interview (ACASI) in either English or Swahili.
Results CPOE was associated with a reduction in the proportion of outpatient appointments at which full blood count (odds ratio 0.25, 95% confidence interval 0.16 to 0.40), urea and electrolytes (0.55, 0.39 to 0.77), and urine culture (0.30, 0.17 to 0.51) tests were ordered, and at which full blood count tests were repeated (0.73, 0.53 to 0.99).
Bakhle will be considered for an appointment at Berkeley, which, if approved, would also begin in June.
