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"have meetings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to people gathering together for organized discussion and decision-making. For example: "The board of directors has weekly meetings to discuss company policies."
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Nor have meetings become obsolete.
"You need to have meetings.
"They have meetings.
He could have meetings in his head.
This group doesn't have meetings.
"We do have meetings on that.
You've got to have meetings sometimes.
Occasionally I have meetings in the evening.
They have meetings every morning and afternoon.
"Of course we agreed to have meetings.
And how often do you have meetings to discuss them?
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