The phrase 'order meeting' is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a meeting that has been organized in a particular way or for a particular purpose. For example, "The school faculty held an order meeting to discuss the new grading policy."
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Two weeks ago, when Mr. Cooper unveiled the cover of his March issue -- featuring Harrison Ford and Tom Hanks -- at the print-order meeting where publishing staff members determine how many copies of a magazine to print, the staff began to applaud.
A page that has depicted him signing executive orders, meeting heads of state and military brass, and surrounded by championship sports teams showed him welcoming home three Americans who had been held in prisons in North Korea.
Some of the time Trump is at his own properties, he's doing the sort of thing that presidents often do: signing legislation or executive orders, meeting constituents and so on.
Together, they spent almost all their waking hours taking and filling orders, meeting with artists and trying to persuade stores to sell their products, at first on consignment.
When Cartman and Kenny order a meeting with Stan and Kyle to discuss the wrestling league, they meet at a Sizzler, a steak- and seafood-restaurant chain.
In our model, the level of quality is represented by the fraction of an order quantity meeting the quality requirements such as product specifications.
An integrated design and control methodology proposed in Part I of this paper proposed varying design topology and controller order for meeting performance requirements of the closed-loop controlled system.
For example, an official order prohibits meetings to criticize Government policy - indoor or outdoor meetings.
"I have ordered the meeting to be postponed indefinitely to preserve the atmosphere and peace in the country," House Speaker Somsak Kiatsuranont told reporters.
