"organizing conference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing the logistics involved in planning a conference for a particular event or purpose. For example, "My organization is in the process of organizing conference for international scientists to discuss climate change."
Recounts Alger's distinguished career at Harvard, as clerk to Oliver Wendell Holmes at the Supreme Court, in FDR's State Dept., & as secretary-general of the United Nations organizing conference.
At the organizing conference for the Methodist Episcopal Church (Baltimore, December 1784) Asbury refused to accept an appointment from Wesley as general superintendent of the church, insisting that the office be filled by a vote of the preachers.
The company's business conduct office has also begun organizing conference calls in which executives in different regions of the world can discuss ethical problems that emerge in their territories.
Read this coverage to learn about how Confabb is organizing conference information as well.
The HTC Touch Pro2 also includes Straight Talk technology, an integrated e-mail, voice and speakerphone experience that provides a simple way to respond to e-mail via a call, allows organizing conference calls from group e-mail, and makes it easy to turn any location into a conference room.
An immigrants' rights group called Cosecha started organizing conference calls with student activists at over 100 institutions, who coordinated a national walkout Nov. 16 and began circulating petitions.
"She's organizing conferences.
That meant nearly a decade organizing conferences around the world.
Reached by telephone Saturday, one Linjiang manager said: "Our main business was organizing conferences.
With help from the Smithsonian and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Ms. Pérez has been organizing conferences and workshops.
Soon he was calling reporters, organizing conferences and generally becoming one of science's great gadflies.
