"working meeting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a meeting in which work is the main focus, such as a meeting between two or more business associates. For example, "I have a working meeting scheduled for tomorrow to discuss potential business opportunities."
"The position we adopted was correct," the foreign minister said before the second working meeting.
Mr. Ross drew a distinction between a handshake and photo opportunity, and a working meeting.
The president is scheduled to attend a working meeting with the governors' association on Monday.
Mr. Romney and Mr. Netanyahu met Sunday morning for a working meeting, and the topic turned quickly to Iran.
The goals of the 2003 conference, conceived as a working meeting, were "to develop a program to share outreach and education resources among the astronomical community [and] to find ways of communicating with underdeveloped constituencies".
Mr Jospin's first working meeting with Mr Kohl last week seemed to go off a treat.The country with which France still has prickly relations is America.
They spent 20 minutes of their 75-minute working meeting at the Queluz Palace, a small-scale version of Versailles outside of Lisbon, discussing trade.
Dr. Hirzebruch began by establishing an informal yearly mathematical meeting that he called the Arbeitstagung (working meeting), which quickly grew from a group of seven to more than 200 attendees.
Nicolas Sarkozy, the newly elected president of France, said at the time that "Bush is slightly indisposed this morning and will rejoin the working meeting as soon as he can".
As such, he said, the "Americans knew that if President Obama wants to hold a working meeting in New York and proposes to hold it, we will hardly refuse".
This working meeting was envisioned as one in a series of conversations which deepens our understanding of emerging and future privacy issues in K-12 learning environments, both formal and informal.
