"present session" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the current period of time in which a group or organization is meeting or conducting business. One example of its usage could be: "The committee discussed the budget for the present session and decided to allocate more funds to the education department."
The present session was devoted to handicapped persons.
One advantage of the alternative is that it has a good chance of being enacted in the present session.
The committee at its present session reiterated its position that any oil exploration or exploitation inside Virunga would be incompatible with its world heritage status".
The ruling party had that day sneaked a surprise motion through Congress, extending its present session by two weeks, thus overturning an OAS-brokered accord.
New laws to deal with rural problems and controlled prices are expected to be voted by Parliament before it closes its present session; otherwise the farmers will be up in arms.
Andrew Jackson, 1835: In performing my duty at the opening of your present session it gives me pleasure to congratulate you again upon the prosperous condition of our beloved country.
I also use this skill when I present sessions on drug treatments at our client information sessions or Younger Women's Forums.
Our specialists can present sessions tailored to any topic, or help connect you to special collections that support your course goals.
For two days in Washington, D.C., organizers of every stripe present sessions on the lessons they've learned from the previous year of work.
In fact, the Present sessions resulted in some of the best songs the Monkees ever recorded, from Dolenz's kiddie-rocker "Steam Engine" to Jones' Moog-a-lIfious "If You Have The Time" to Nesmith's gently twanging "The Crippled Lion".
Claire Martin presents session music from the Simon Spillett Quartet featuring the stellar cast of Alec Dankworth on bass, John Critchinson on piano, Clark Tracey on drums and Simon Spillett on saxophone.
