The phrase "at its session" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific meeting or gathering of a group, such as a legislative body or committee.
Example: "The committee made several important decisions at its session last week."
Alternatives: "during its meeting" or "at the gathering".
The index ended at its session low as bellwether shares languished.
The legislature must approve the government's 2010 budget at its session this month, but the vote is a formality.
At its session high of 9,644.12, the blue-chip index had erased all of its post-Sept.
Becquerel reported this discovery to the Académie des Sciences at its session on February 24 , 1896 noting that certain salts of uranium were particularly active.
"It retains many of its original features and characteristics," Matthew A. Postal, a staff researcher who went there twice while preparing a report for the commission, said at its session on Tuesday.
Fissures on the council burst into public view at its session on Thursday when Daniel W. Foster of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School complained that the council, composed of biologists, lawyers, political scientists and others, had been unbalanced by the recent replacement of two scientists.
It discouraged press coverage of its proceedings and public attendance at its sessions.
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By decision of the Conference at its Ninth Session (1957), it became a Committee of the Council.
The Codex Guidelines for the Use of Nutrition Claims were adopted by the Codex Alimentarius Commission at its 22nd Session, 1997 and amended at its 24th Session, 2001.
Established as a "Co-ordinating Commithee" by the Conference at its Third Session (1947), and reconstituted at its Sixth Session (1951, Resolution 84/51).
