The phrase "theme meeting" is correct and can be used in written English.
A "theme meeting" typically refers to a meeting that focuses on a specific topic or theme, rather than a general discussion. This could be a meeting for a specific project, department, or organization, where the main topic or theme is the main focus of discussion. Example: "The team held a theme meeting to brainstorm ideas for the upcoming charity event."
Another woman described the importance of meeting people in the same age and situation in life, which took place at regular theme meetings for younger women.
From the re-theming meeting, we headed for the casino, and along the way Trump received warm salutations.
He said the Council action would allow an Iran-themed meeting on Thursday in Berlin involving Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and the foreign ministers of Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia to be "forward looking".
While Democrats in eastern Iowa's Dubuque County dined on three kinds of chili at their "Soup-er Tuesday -themed meeTuesday -themed Hillary Clinton's paid field agents were in the kitchen scrubbing dishes.
The six remaining formal meetings of the overview and scrutiny committee will no longer be held in the town hall but tour the borough, with different themed meetings to talk directly to people using services.
Based on what we're hearing, HP has been having similarly themed meetings in recent months.
The roadmap to innovation [3] was constructed by the community-represented by DAN through years of consultations, fostering debate and continuous engagement via: themed meetings, sandpits, network awards (proof of concept projects) and strategic goals [3].
On the other hand, giving up drugs and alcohol really takes courage going to Christian-themed meetings and rehab, completely abstaining from the drug, integrating into a completely different scene.
First, because it addresses James's essential theme, the meeting of two great cultures, English and American, and mixes it with the sinister menace of his middle period.
