The phrase "helpful meeting" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a meeting that was useful or beneficial in achieving a goal or solving a problem. Example: "The CEO called for a helpful meeting with all department heads to discuss strategies for increasing sales."
OSCE SUMMIT IN 2010 14. (C) On the subject of an OSCE Summit in 2010, Saudabayev asked Holbrooke to convey his thanks and warmest regards to the Secretary of State for their "instrumental and helpful" meeting on February 4 in Washington.
BBC trustee Anthony Fry, in his letter to Hodge published yesterday, said that BBC staff had a "helpful meeting" with the committee's clerk on 14 August regarding its request for the names of all 150 BBC senior managers who received severance payments in the three years to the end of 2012.
The industry itself said that summit was a constructive and helpful meeting.
The group said it went on to have a "helpful" meeting with Ms Harvey.
John Weir, Church Commissioners' head of strategic land investment, said: "We held a helpful meeting.
"We had a constructive and helpful meeting and what's clear is that there are quite a few myths that we need to bust about this reform.
American Red Cross is now involved, and they have been very resourceful and helpful in meeting needs.
"John Roberts... was just terrifically helpful in meeting with me and spending some time on the issue," she said.
While science majors, such as biology and chemistry, are helpful for meeting necessary requirements for medical school, a science major is not necessary.
Nantz said that because Simms played for the Giants when Belichick was the defensive coordinator, Belichick is very helpful in meetings that can last an unusually long 90 minutes or more.
Yesterday, when asked by a reporter if the candidates had been helpful in meetings and briefings about rebuilding downtown, the mayor replied: "I do not want to get involved in the primary.
