"fixed meetings" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to meetings that have been planned and confirmed in advance. You can use it when describing scheduled meetings in a formal or professional setting. Example: "The CEO had a busy week filled with fixed meetings and important presentations."
Fixed meetings between nine Fifa executive committee members, including Blatter, with members of the Qatari royal family.
Synchronous communication relies on fixed meetings in real-time and allows concerns to be immediately addressed during the learning process (Ku et al. 2011).
Several activities were organized to achieve these objectives, including inauguration of fixed meetings, a workshop, and developing templates for integration of activities [ 19].
That may simply be fixing meetings between their police, prosecutors and financial-intelligence experts.
In what is the biggest royal scalp to be taken by The News of the World's veteran investigations editor, Mazher Mahmood, Sarah Ferguson is shown shaking hands last Tuesday on an alleged £500,000 agreement after claiming she could "open doors" by fixing meetings with the Prince, facilitate "friendship talk" and ultimately help win lucrative international deals.
The tape recordings captured both Michael Andreas and Terrance S. Wilson, the head of the corn processing division at the time, actively participating in the price-fixing meetings.
The FBI had hoped to place a transmitter inside ADM that would allow agents to monitor price-fixing meetings.
Pargav's finances, according to reports, track Werritty back to Dubai in June, when he fixed a meeting with Fox for Harvey Boulter, a British businessman.
In 1998, when a former Los Angeles mayor, Richard Riordan, wanted China to sign a multi-million-dollar contract for the use of Los Angeles's port, Ms Leung is said to have fixed a meeting with the Chinese president, Jiang Zemin.
His interest sparked by an email from a Liverpool-supporting Fenway employee last August, Henry fixed a meeting to hear about the club with Philip Hall, of Inner Circle Sports, New York-based merchant bankers.
Sitkin is now fixing up meetings with banks, to hassle them into lending more to local companies.
