The phrase "procedural business" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the specific tasks or activities that are necessary to carry out a process or procedure. Example: During the meeting, we discussed the procedural business of setting up a new employee onboarding process, including creating a training schedule and creating a handbook for new hires.
9am: Conference opens, with procedural business.
After some procedural business, the judge sentences him to time served.
July will be filled with the procedural business of appointing a speaker, committee chairmen and so on for the new chamber.
Within about 15 minutes, officials had dispensed with procedural business, and called a meeting of the executive committee in full view of the larger assembly.
Running parallel to this grimy police procedural business is what feels like a completely different show: a soapy family drama involving the Gibson family, owners of DTG Construction, the company Jason works for.
A spokesman said the agency reviews "the reasons and trends for overpayments, adjusts procedural guidance, enhances business systems, and provides training to address payment errors and avoid future overpayments," in an emailed statement.
She has handled everything from constitutional law to complex procedural matters and complicated business organizations.
Among their critiques was a lack of cohesion, particularly in the movie's second half, as the film becomes a bit less of a character study and more of a business thriller-procedural.
The Endangered Species Act, a complicated law with numerous procedural requirements, has long infuriated business interests and property rights advocates.
But Bentley, who seems to have shared the Progressives' goal of using government to curb the power of big business, rejected such procedural tenets.
A second inquiry to the finance department elicited a definition of "formal business" in a procedural order signed by the then minister Eric Abetz in 2005.
