"lecture meeting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific meeting that involves giving a lecture or presentation. For example, "I had to prepare a lecture for the lecture meeting this morning."
Whether it's a lecture, meeting, concert, or conference, we have the staff and equipment to ensure a smooth and successful presentation.
The leaves on the trees are the actual tasks: preparing figures, writing a paper or grant proposal, preparing and delivering each lecture, meeting graduate students, providing academic advice, and so on.
I observed all lecture meetings for the plant systematics course (30 meeting dates of 90 minutes each).
During the second Human Biology lecture meetings of Fall 2013 and Spring 2014, students were provided with the above constructed-response question on a piece of paper.
More than just a small library, the chitalishte staged lectures, meetings, plays, concerts, debates, and social events.
In addition to exhibits of members' creations, the gallery space is used for lectures, meetings of youth groups and dinners.
Events include lectures, meetings, training programs, arts events, sporting events, club events, social events, and deadlines.
It is available for lectures, meetings, presentations, and seminars and can accommodate a maximum of 25 people with classroom-style seating (individual chairs with desktops).
It is available for lectures, meetings, presentations, and seminars and can accommodate a maximum of 74 people with classroom-style seating (individual chairs with desktops).
In addition to weekly walks, COMA schedules lectures, meetings, a communal fall dinner and, at the end of August, an annual three-night foray at a small family resort.
prevent or disrupt the effective carrying out of a University function or approved activity, such as lectures, meetings, interviews, ceremonies, the conduct of University business in a University office, and public events.
