"working session with" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to a planned period of time for individuals or a group to work together towards a common goal or objective. Example: The project team had a productive working session with their client to discuss the timeline and deliverables for the upcoming product launch.
"We have assured the group that is coming that the intent is to have a working session with the president," Ms. Jarrett said.
They had been broken off only last Thursday, when another trio, reportedly including Mr Entezam, held a working session with the embattled ruler.
Second, convene a working session with all of the required collaborators from different areas of the company to review, revise, and make commitments to this collaboration contract.
In addition they joined the Santiago team in a working session with the director of Universidad Católica's book editing extension course, Kristina Cordero.
In the final hours of the two-day session, Macron asked May and the Australian prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, to step out of a working session with Trump to discuss climate change.
The point is to have a working session with someone who can provide perspective and insight.
But to flesh out this vague notion, he convened multiple working sessions with clients, government members, and many other more junior executives and staff throughout the bank.
BE Communication Lab holds seminars or working sessions with all thesis students to assess research process thus far, review expectations and models for written thesis, and draft content.
But President Clinton used two working sessions with Mr. Netanyahu on Tuesday to turn attention back where it belongs with a new American bid to rescue the faltering Middle East peace effort.
The composer, living down his reputation as someone not quite of this world, is a gracious colleague and clear thinker in his working sessions with the Ardittis; only at the end does he speak of his desire to eventually inhabit a "spiritual body" free from physical limitations, allowing him to explore the wonders of sound far into eternity.
Indeed, painting was Mr. Levine's first love; he was a realist, and in 1958 he and Aaron Shikler (whose portrait of John F. Kennedy hangs in the White House) founded the Painting Group, a regular salon of amateurs and professionals who, for half a century, got together for working sessions with a model.
