The phrase "organize sessions" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to arrange or plan a series of meetings or events for a specific purpose. Example: The conference coordinator was busy organizing sessions for the upcoming event, ensuring that each session had a diverse range of speakers and topics.
The family settings in the spots grew out of consumer research indicating that Latina mothers like to "organize sessions for bonding, like eating dinner together or going to the park," said Sivonne Davis, Kool-Aid senior brand manager.
They could for example organize sessions where the involved teams are allowed to reflect and comment on a given design.
The VCs will invest $80k in each startup instead of $150k, and we'll organize sessions of office hours in which partners from the VC firms advise the startups in each batch.
At Don Bosco, Maia and his colleagues are also trying to organize sessions for children in the first three years of primary school (6-8 years).
"I would like to invite all primary schools in Montenegro to use the It's about ability booklets to organize sessions about inclusion at classes and school parliaments just like we are doing in Tivat on November 4". says Deputy Minister of Education Vesna Vucurovic.
To remedy that, he and other cast members organized sessions outside of the scheduled rehearsals.
"The problem of the stars is larger than most people realize," said James Benford, a physicist who organized sessions on starship propulsion.
She later studied environmental design, invented composting port-a-potties for use in the woods and as early as 2001 was organizing sessions in San Francisco to teach people how to convert diesel car engines to use vegetable oil biodiesel.
The app also organizes sessions to focus on specific needs, like feeling in control, managing time, sleeping better, de-stressing, feeling loved, setting healthy boundaries and more, which appear below the category listings.
Other roles faculty could play include mentoring new participants (a train-the-trainer approach), assuming leadership in the home institution, and organizing sessions at professional meetings.
Particular care was taken in identifying community gatekeepers to help or take the lead in organizing sessions [ 48, 51, 54, 57, 60], while some interventions explicitly adopted a train-the trainer approach [ 46, 47, 53, 54, 57, 60].
