The phrase "arrange sessions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of scheduling or organizing meetings, classes, or events.
Example: "We need to arrange sessions for the upcoming training program to ensure everyone can attend."
Alternatives: "schedule meetings" or "set up appointments".
Use a conference organising software or conference maker site, to receive, manage and organise papers, distribute to reviewers, arrange sessions and so forth.
Mr. Singer would then arrange sessions at one of two testing centers, a public high school in Houston, or a private college preparatory school in West Hollywood, Calif., where prosecutors say he bribed test administrators and enlisted Mr. Riddell's services.
Before that meeting, Ms. Clinton's team also arranged sessions with other networks.
She also arranged sessions with a hypnotherapist to help me manage anxiety and sent me on a two-and-a-half-day confidence-building course.
After recording tracks with his longtime quartet, Coltrane felt the urge to return to the studio again, this time in hastily arranged sessions with a quintet of musicians he has known since college.
His writing ambitions were mocked by fellow pupils and when he told his father of his nascent homosexuality, Albert responded by arranging sessions with an analyst, who advised James to stop wearing Old Spice.
He then puts them through a three-month accelerator in Nairobi, where he's arranged sessions with mentors like Aardvark's Max Ventilla or other Silicon Valley-based or foreign entrepreneurs who come through the region.
As an example, he noted that he helped the grime artist Bonkaz with a mixtape by "shooting some of the artwork," as well as "arranging sessions with [producers] Greatness Jones and Pops".
These mentors (PM7, PM8) also experienced challenges in arranging sessions.
This could be done in specially arranged sessions during which the benefits and value of various methods and activities are discussed.
Admiral Mullen's visit to the region began with a secretly arranged session just outside of Helsinki, Finland, on Tuesday with Gen. Nikolai Makarov, chief of the Russian General Staff.
