"follow-up notes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to notes taken during a meeting, or written afterwards as reminders of any action items or topics discussed. For example, "I took follow-up notes throughout our meeting to remind us of any action items to follow up on."
The Follow-Up Reminders feature is confusing, for instance, and some information shows up in illogical places, like Follow-Up Notes appearing in the Pre-Interview section.
For some students, these follow-up notes feel awkward, but you have been "invited to the party," so the least you can do is send a simple R.S.V.P. that you cannot attend.
Structured follow-up discussions and follow-up notes are key elements to the implementation.
If you don't want to watch the entire 2-hour keynote on video, this is the perfect substitute (along with our follow-up notes).
The Laming report suggests that no reports or follow-up notes were made and that the only information additional to the referral were the notes "Not at this address.
These virtual sessions are supplemented by follow-up notes from us containing contact information, recruiting timelines, and alumni employee contacts as well as by adding postings into iEngage, our internship and job database where recruiters can then make their opportunities available to participants in their information sessions as well as other students.
A few days later, she sends a follow-up note.
Her follow-up note thanking me for the photo of us at the party recapped the day.
Follow-up note received from a dentist: "Please call my office for appointment now; procrastination is the thief of teeth".
One smellwalker wrote a follow-up note to the walk saying that the city sometimes contains a hint of chocolate powder in the air.
The New Yorker, February 21 , 1948 P. 17Follow-up note received from a dentist: "Please call my office for appointment now; procrastination is the thief of teeth".
