"intake meeting" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used in the context of an initial orientation or appointment with a new client. For example: "At the intake meeting, we discussed the goals and objectives of the project."
One PT of the start-up program planned group meetings with all HCPs following the intake meeting instead of the intended individual meetings with PT ('A one-time advice does not stick. We intensified this by assembling all involved HCPs, to maximize chance of success').
The programme was facilitated by two professional coaches. 1 An intake procedure including a talent assessment, collection of 360° feedback at the workplace and an intake meeting that serves to identify goals for improvement and commitment to work on these goals throughout the programme.
Patients in the SCW and STOP treatment arms will review food diaries with therapists at the beginning of each session to assess progress with their logging of dietary intake and meeting assigned calorie goals.
Tony Abbott – who had come under pressure to boost Australia's generosity and initially resisted an increase in the overall humanitarian intake – convened a meeting of Liberal and National MPs and senators to inform them of the developments on Wednesday, and confirmed them in a press conference in Canberra shortly afterwards.
The proportion of children with energy intake from macronutrients meeting or exceeding the recommendations was estimated based on the 2006 recommended daily allowance (RDA) for Vietnamese children in this age group.
Inviting other teams to the PIMH intake or review meetings helped broaden the PIMH profile and clarify their role.
Few children met the UK-recommended guidelines for either MVPA or fruit and vegetable intake, with just 7% meeting the recommended amount of MVPA of 60 min/day, and 3% meeting the 5-a-day fruit and vegetable recommendation.
The local supervisor learned about the case five days after intake during the supervision meeting.
These findings suggest that living in a neighborhood with multiple opportunities to purchase dark-green and orange vegetables may make an important contribution toward meeting recommended intakes.
Specifically, meeting dietary guidelines, broadly defined as meeting energy needs, appropriate macronutrient intakes, and fruit and vegetable intake, was better achieved in this sample than physical activity when benchmarked against current public health guidelines for both behaviours.
On the range of measures surveyed, Australians scored best on fruit consumption, with 49% meeting the recommended intake.
