The phrase "deliberation held" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific meeting or gathering in which people discuss ideas and opinions in order to reach a decision or conclusion. For example, "The deliberation held on Monday was essential for the board to reach a consensus about the project."
It was easy to hear a generational difference between the aggressive younger groups and Los Munequitos, whose rumbas moved with deliberation, holding back until an unstoppable momentum boiled up from within.
According to response-dependence theories (Prinz 2007), something is bad (good) just in case one would, after reflection and deliberation, hold a con-attitude (pro-attitude) towards it.
The conclave to elect a successor to Pope Paul will begin Aug. 25, when the entrances to the Vatican quarters of the cardinals will be bricked shut, the windows covered with opaque paint and the deliberations held in extraordinary secrecy.
Third, documents and deliberations held at the Forum were sampled based on their relevance to the work undertaken by the platforms.
The identification of key contributions of ecosystem services and biodiversity to Kenya's agricultural sector was instrumental in the deliberations held.
The remaining 344 articles were re-examined by the 2 authors (KH, ZS) jointly with a third author (KS), and deliberation was held until reaching consensus.
This inquest was the necessary next step in uncovering the facts that led to the shooting, and it was right that the deliberations were held in public.
According to the complaint, although the decision was supposedly made by "disinterested" directors, the deliberations were held under the chairmanship of Mr. Burrus, who had authorized an $850,000 loan to Sitco, the Buckley partnership that owned the theaters.
The deliberations are held in the Sistine Chapel and require a two-thirds majority — 77 cardinals — to choose a new pope, a choice signaled by a puff of white smoke and a declaration in Latin: "Habemus Papam!" — "We Have a Pope!" There is no firm deadline for the cardinals to set a date for the conclave to begin.
No deliberations were held on Sunday, June 25, and when the delegates reconvened on Monday, June 26, the hall was filled with police per Redwine's request.
He argued that even though Britain and other countries have urged that United Nations deliberations be held on the subject, there is no chance the U.N. Security Council could favor action because of the "obstructionism" of Russia.
