The phrase "guest session" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to a one-time session or event, like a guest speaker appearing at a seminar or conference. For example, "The guest session with the former CEO was incredibly enlightening."
With a guest session by independent curator Tom Morton – who is also contributing editor of frieze magazine – this is a course no art lover should miss.
Once the guest session is closed, all browsing information is completely erased.
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The European Wound Management Association guest session was dedicated to infection.
The ETRS meeting also hosted workshops given by the industry partners Integra and Bruker, and a guest session from the European Wound Management Association EWMAA).
There will be guest sessions from a range of writers, producers and directors who will provide expert insight into emerging trends in television and the most effective way to get started as a writer.
Each meeting has a guest coaching session – this one was an introduction to Mindfulness Coaching from a very placid chap called Lucian who, it turned out, was a convert to Buddhism.
There will be 12 rounds of this, four hours each around the clock, for 40 guests per session.
Green-and-white minibuses shuttled guests between sessions at the Palais des Congrès, a monumental and somewhat forbidding slab of nineteen-eighties state architecture that also hosts the country's parliament, and talks at the French cultural center, which sits at a busy intersection near the entrance to the Bacongo district.
After a brief question-and-answer session, guests surged back to the book-and-wine table, rummaging for last drops.
Her six month mentor package, for example, includes 18 one-to-one sessions, guest expert tutorials, office hours with Davies and other resources such as workbooks and materials.
