The phrase "during the roundtable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an event or discussion that occurs during a specific event, such as a meeting or conference. For example, "During the roundtable, several solutions to the problem were discussed."
"Things that work without action are more effective," Dr. Arbogast said during the roundtable.
Raised several times during the roundtable, the principle (published in 1968) seems to be alive and well in 21st-century organisations.
This brief note on cash transfers was raised during the roundtable at Sutardja Dai Hall specially focused on solutions to poverty.
One solution put forward during the roundtable was to place an object needed outside the vehicle, like a cellphone, briefcase or purse, next to the child in the rear seat.
As highlighted during the Roundtable, well-tailored regulatory measures, along with investor education efforts, can help better protect retail investors from fraudulent and manipulative schemes without adversely affecting capital formation or investor opportunity.
As Bennett Freeman, a senior vice president for sustainability research and policy at Calvert Investments put it during the roundtable last year, a very small amount of gold is used as a conductor in a cellphone, "but when one takes into account the fact that there were 1.6 billion cellphones sold globally last year, that adds up to be a very significant volume of that particular metal".
The roundtable, during which a number of West Virginians touted the impact of the new tax law, was also a tryout of sorts before the reality-show president: Trump was flanked by two GOP Senate candidates vying for the party's nomination to run against Manchin in the May 8 primary.
Irma Villarreal, chief securities counsel for Kraft Foods, said during the S.E.C. roundtable that Kraft produced 40,000 distinct products and used 100,000 suppliers, creating a Herculean task of auditing supply chains for conflict minerals.
Partnerships and building bridges were themes that came up repeatedly during the academia roundtable discussion at the Manufacturing for the Grand Challenges summit.
Marie-Claire Daveu, Chief Sustainability Officer at Kering, argued that it is the latter during the fashion roundtable, which played to a packed audience.
