The phrase "at this meal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific dining occasion or context during which something is being discussed or noted.
Example: "At this meal, we discussed our plans for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "during this meal" or "at this dining occasion."
At this meal, Mr. Libin ordered salmon with risotto, and only water to drink.
My father gets home early on Fridays, and while he takes off his tie and washes up for dinner my sister and I set the table with forks and knives (but without chopsticks, since I insist that there be no side of rice and kimchi at this meal, as there is at every other), folding the paper napkins into triangles.
Using a repeated measures design, 52 participants consumed both a lunch meal with sauce and the same lunch meal without sauce on two separate occasions, and intake at this meal and at the following meal were measured.
A shared meal was the only event linking case-patients, and cohort and case control studies demonstrated an association between açaí consumption at this meal and infection.
In a recent study, 250 kcal of almonds as a snack reduced hunger and desire to eat at a subsequent meal in people with increased risk of type 2 diabetes, though intake at this meal was fixed and so compensation effects cannot be assessed [ 13].
Also low-sugar fruits can be eaten at this meal.
It is at the end of this meal that Minnie provides her chalky-tasting chocolate mousse.
Nothing about this meal at Louro, a two-month-old restaurant in Greenwich Village, seemed self-indulgent or self-impressed.
Today I jump for joy at the prospect of this meal, but then, I was 10 years old!
Our three tablemates, sisters who say they frequently meet at Wonder Seafood for this meal, helped us identify some of them.
I sampled the food on my plates, knowing that I was not at all finished for this meal.
