The phrase "objective of the session" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the purpose of a meeting, seminar, or lecture. For example, "At the start of the session, the instructor outlined the objective of the session: to learn how to create effective presentations."
Before the day: Define the objective of the session.
The objective of the session was to introduce the academic community to the concept of open science which, according to the vice president of Social Watch Benin is a doctrine and a movement that aims to facilitate access to data and information of scientific research to the general public for a wide dissemination of knowledge.
The objective of the session was to analyze the strengths and weaknesses of current contributions to landslide disaster research and landslide disaster risk reduction.
The final objective of the session was to enable individuals to identify and deal with adverse side-effects of the ARV treatment.
Each focus group began with the lead investigator describing the objective of the session and, in particular, the purpose of generic HRQoL questionnaires.
The objective of the sessions is to gain an understanding of the meaning of clinical practice in nursing education, and to learn knowledge and skills for providing effective teaching in clinical practice.
The questions were on the objectives of the session, facilitator/preceptor role, satisfaction with learning activities in each sub-session, overall rating of session and there were two open ended questions ("Suggestion/s for improvement" and "Any other comment/s").
To assess the effectiveness of the tools used to achieve the learning objectives of the session, an online pretest was given to students at the end of the class for the multiple dosing session, which was two days before the session on the III topic.
At each of these meetings, the same information was given, including an identical copy of the student IIM MSK supplementary handout that explained the reasons for designating one of the IIM sessions to MSK and the specific objectives of the session.
The objectives of the session were to familiarize interviewers with the assessment blueprint, how to ask behavioural questions, guidance for the use of behavioural probing questions, avoidance of common sources of interviewer subjectivity, and the use of the behaviourally anchored rating scale.
The first objective of this session was to identify the main issues, opportunities and constraints with respect to the sustainable management of secondary forests.
