'dialogue sessions' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to meetings or conversations between two or more people, usually to resolve a dispute or make a decision. For example, "The union and the company held a series of dialogue sessions in an attempt to reach a compromise on wages."
"Then the two sides will spend five years in dialogue sessions".
The agenda included two "dialogue sessions" on climate change and a third on corporate transparency and human rights.
Since 9/11, local churches in these denominations began inviting Muslims to explain their faith at a flurry of interfaith events and dialogue sessions.
In 2006, at one of the "National Dialogue" sessions convened by King Abdullah to encourage debate and tolerance, a Najrani woman named Fatima al-Tisan bravely spoke up about the way Ismailis feel disenfranchised.
Japan is not a member of the Southeast Asian group, but holds formal dialogue sessions with it, and has its own dispute with China over islands in the East China Sea.
These can include everything from intensive Jewish text study sessions, to discussions and debates on contemporary Jewish issues, to lectures on Israeli current events, to interfaith dialogue sessions, to films, theatre, comedy and music – all with a Jewish theme.
"The computers weren't fast enough," he said, during a public "Directors Dialogue" session at the New York Film Festival.
WITH talk of diphthongs and tongue positions, a dialogue session with Stephen Gabis comes across like speech therapy.
It also reduces the number of dialogue turns per dialogue session on average.
Also real-data from a dialogue session is examined in detail.
Finally, a dialogue manager uses a set of protocols to carry out an actual dialogue session with the user.
