"lecture theater" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It refers to a room or building where lectures or presentations are given. Example: The students gathered in the lecture theater for their biology class, eagerly awaiting the guest speaker's presentation on marine life.
Lecture to be held in Burbank Lecture Theater.
HEMPSTEAD -- "The Witch of Wall Street," Hofstra U.S.A.; through July 2; Monroe Lecture Theater, Hofstra University.
The University of East Anglia (Lecture Theater 1, University of East Anglia; www.uea.ac.uk/litfest) hosts readings and events, as well as literary festivals.
An additional physics lecture demonstration prep room is adjacent to the large lecture theater in Pimentel Hall.
The museum also includes a shop, restaurant, lecture theater and cinema, as well as roof terrace affording panoramic views of Edinburgh.
The National Centre for Creative Learning, which will occupy 40 percent of the new wing, will feature a multimedia room and digital studio, a 120-seat lecture theater, two creative studios and a dedicated room for children with special needs.
At the city's two oldest universities, Nanyang and the National University of Singapore, studies have identified suitable areas to build sports facilities, libraries and lecture theaters below ground.
Two of the city's public universities, Nanyang Technological University and the National University of Singapore, have completed preliminary studies on developing the space beneath their campuses for lecture theaters, laboratories, sports facilities and performance halls.
The school's plans for the site call for the construction of an additional three-story building with lecture theaters, a library, seminar rooms, faculty offices, a student lounge, and an alumni center.
For first year students living off campus, O Week is a period of joining social clubs, working out where lecture theaters are, trying to make friends, and going to parties.
Respondents were asked to fill in the questionnaires shortly after lectures (before leaving the lecture theaters), which resulted in a response rate of 100% (in relation to the selected group of respondents) and high representativeness of the sample (in relation to the total number of students).
