The phrase "appointment carried out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a scheduled meeting or engagement has been completed or executed.
Example: "The appointment carried out successfully, and all necessary actions were taken during the meeting."
Alternatives: "appointment completed" or "appointment executed".
There will be three follow up appointments carried out at 3, 12 and 24 months as part of the participant's routine clinic visits.
A recent Information Age article described the old cold-call routine pretty succinctly: "buy a list of companies; cold call to set up appointments; carry out a sales pitch; close the deal". These days, that's about as inefficient a way of identifying prospects and selling to them as I can imagine.
Our data also suggest that the procedure of appointment was carried out by the patients who had a more stable and lasting relationship with our clinical centre.
The SMR02 data contain self reported smoking information collected by the midwife at the maternity booking appointment, usually carried out at 8-12 weeks of gestation, for all women delivering in an NHS facility.
Known throughout India as "the Flying Swami," he not only helped Mrs. Gandhi reach decisions and make appointments, but carried out some of her orders.
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During the initial appointment the GPCMHW carried out a semi-structured assessment of the patient's psychosocial needs and administered the study baseline questionnaires.
The counselling was very well received by the participants, and the 15-minute counselling session was easy to implement within the vaccination appointment that was carried out by public-health nurses.
All these appointments have been carried out through an emergency process, meaning they do not have to abide by the code of practice for public appointments, although the Commissioner for Public Appointments has been consulted.
In July 2016, the parliament approved a bill allowing Erdogan to appoint a quarter of the judges at the Council of State, and new judicial appointments will be carried out by the High Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSYK), which is under the jurisdiction of the Justice Ministry and by extension his own control.
