The phrase "close meeting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a meeting that has ended or is about to end. For example, "We will need to wrap up this close meeting in the next few minutes."
§ 102.140 Action necessary to close meeting; record of votes.
§ 2413.5 Action necessary to close meeting; record of votes.
Names of the six could not be established, but they entered into the country via Zambia in the last few days, where they had previously held a close meeting with [president] Michael Sata before travelling into Zimbabwe".
"There is a very close meeting of minds between them," said Bruce Riedel, now a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, who led the policy review on Afghanistan and Pakistan.
The close meeting of different worlds, back and forth, from country to country and countryside to city, is making the old from the old environment ripe for emergence of the new in a new environment.
For instance, "whoops," with long inter-whoop intervals, are primarily used to signal separated individuals, supporting within- and between-clans acoustic interaction [ 51, 52]; conversely, the "grunt" [ 39] ("soft growl" in [ 49]) is uttered during close meeting of clan mates and remains barely audible after a few meters of propagation.
A tabulation of the number of meetings held, the exemptions applied to close meetings, and the days of public notice provided to close meetings.
Workplace quiet rooms are an obvious solution, but so is scheduling five-minute breaks between meetings, and creating conscious processes to open and close meetings.
The closing meeting for the house took place on the morning of December 11th.
The plan was announced here at the end of a three‐day closed meeting of operators from eight uniden tified states.
Though the ending, with Odette withdrawing from her prince forever, is theatrically neat, doesn't the tragedy in this music call for some closer meeting with death than is attempted here?
