"conference program" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a set of scheduled events at a meeting or gathering of people for a particular purpose. For example, "I'm looking forward to attending the conference program next week."
The conference program reveals a lineup clearly aimed at the international business community.
The conference program was classic psychoanalytic fare with an Asian twist.
All of them felt they could contribute at a Big 12 Conference program like West Virginia.
The conference program also included speeches by Michelle Obama and Laura Bush, as well as talks about "work-life balance" and weight loss.
It was the first victory by a Mid-American Conference program at Pittsburgh; Pitt had been 25-2 againsthehe MAC, including 24-0 at home.
Most of Saturday's panels were devoted to his work; his picture was on the cover of the conference program; he himself was expected to be in the audience, at a minimum.
That would be the low point of the weekend for the Pac-12, should the Beavers not bounce back, and would probably be the worst loss for any B.C.S. conference program during the month of September.
Conference programs still listed them as speakers on Saturday.
Woebegone non-B.C.S. conference programs (of which Akron is one), need to hire coaches, not recruiters.
With teams playing only 12 games each regular season, and with most of those games dictated by predetermined conference commitments (eight or nine, depending on the conference), programs have control over few spots on the schedule.
To further identify unpublished studies, we checked http://scholar.google.com and conference programs of the Academy of Management conference, the Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychology, and the Southern Management Association.
