The phrase "appointments observed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to scheduled meetings or engagements that have been acknowledged or attended.
Example: "All appointments observed during the conference were documented for future reference."
Alternatives: "meetings attended" or "scheduled appointments kept".
Publicly, Republicans were restrained in their criticism, and Senator Orrin G. Hatch, who has opposed Mr. Lee's appointment, observed that he liked the nominee "on a personal level" and "would support him in any number of positions".
After determining the patient's eligibility for the study, the research assistants asked patients whether they would be willing to have their appointment observed and audiotaped.
A further four appointments were observed during the data-collection period plus an entire memory clinic (3 hours 15 minutes) prior to the data-collection phase, therefore around 15 hours were spent in the setting.
The patients' outpatient appointments ('consultations') were observed and audio-recorded.
Many participants mentioned having to observe time limits to their appointments, ones not observed by their previous physicians.
The observed appointments involved such activities as refilling prescriptions, baby checks, reviewing test results (e.g., ultrasound, bloodwork), follow-ups for pre-existing conditions (e.g., rash, wart, blood pressure, blot clots, fibromyalgia), referrals, and physical exams.
A reliable and professional hypnotherapist will have a professional office facility, in depth experience in hypnosis and evidence of previous clients' success Keep your screening or consultation appointment then observe and listen closely.
Pools boss Colin Cooper, who was academy coach at the Riverside before his appointment this summer, has observed the former Arsenal academy player first hand.
If this appointment was not observed, the physician had to call the CMM.
