"enjoyable meeting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe meetings that have been productive, fun, and engaging. For example, "We had an enjoyable meeting where we discussed our plans for the future."
However, in general it was an enjoyable meeting showing important progress in various fields of rheumatology and meeting the expectations of most delegates.
"Whether you can see them or hear them or whatever, it's just enjoyable meeting people".
The Culture pages profile Iron Maiden vocalist Bruce Dickinson, and what an unexpectedly enjoyable meeting this is.
Even hardened interviewers like to think that the process has gone well, so if you want to follow up, say: "I know you've got more candidates to see but I just wanted to thank you for a really enjoyable meeting".
"We are told," wrote a local Wisconsin newspaper, "that this was one of the most successful and enjoyable meetings the assembly has held".
Buckaroo Speed Dating on the other hand is as enjoyable as meeting strangers gets.
And no matter how raucous the Garden is on Tuesday, the Knicks will not find this next meeting enjoyable unless they win.
If you re-connect before a job offer, don't plead or pile on new data, just add one or two highly relevant points, and otherwise say thanks for an enjoyable discussion or meeting – note the subtle avoidance of the word interview.
In summary, this was a hugely enjoyable, varied, and informative meeting and we look forward to the 43rd annual meeting of the ASCB, which will again take place in San Francisco, from 13 to 17 December 2003.
I would like to wish all those attending, a most enjoyable 20th anniversary ECSS meeting in Malmö this year.
I have a tense moment trapped in a lift with the Reverend Ian Paisley and spend an entirely enjoyable hour at a fringe meeting on Christian family values, listening to Peter Hitchens lay into his audience for being pussy-footing social democrats.
