Перенос совещания на пятницу оказался правильным решением.

A natural translation is:

Moving the meeting to Friday turned out to be the right decision.

Depending on context, you could also say:

• Postponing the meeting until Friday turned out to be the right decision.
• Rescheduling the meeting for Friday proved to be the right decision.

The Russian sentence is slightly formal, so rescheduling or postponing often fits well.

Here перенос means the moving / rescheduling / postponement of something.

It comes from the verb перенести. In different contexts, перенос can mean:

• carrying/moving physically
• transfer
• postponement / rescheduling

In this sentence, because it is followed by совещания на пятницу, it clearly means rescheduling the meeting to Friday.

Because перенос is a verbal noun, and nouns of this type often take the thing affected in the genitive.

So:

• перенос совещания = the moving/rescheduling of the meeting

This is similar to other Russian noun patterns:

• обсуждение вопроса = discussion of the issue
• решение проблемы = solution of the problem
• начало урока = beginning of the lesson

So совещания is genitive singular because it means of the meeting.

Because на + accusative is commonly used when something is scheduled, moved, postponed, or assigned to a day/date/time period.

So:

• перенести на пятницу = to move/postpone to Friday
• назначить на понедельник = to schedule for Monday
• отложить на завтра = to put off until tomorrow

Here пятницу is the accusative form of пятница.

This use of на is very common with dates and days when talking about scheduling.

Because the preposition на can take different cases depending on meaning.

Here it means to Friday / for Friday in the sense of scheduling, so it takes the accusative:

• на пятницу

If you were talking about location or something like on Friday in a different structure, Russian often uses another expression, for example:

• в пятницу = on Friday

So compare:

• перенести совещание на пятницу = move the meeting to/for Friday
• совещание будет в пятницу = the meeting will be on Friday

These words can all be translated as meeting, but they are not identical.

• совещание = a work meeting, often formal, usually for discussion or coordination
• собрание = an assembly / gathering / meeting, often of a group or organization
• встреча = a meeting/encounter, often more general and less formal

So совещание is a good choice if this is a business or administrative meeting.

Оказался means turned out to be or proved to be, not just was.

So:

• был правильным решением = was the right decision
• оказался правильным решением = turned out to be the right decision

The verb оказаться adds the idea that the correctness became clear later, after events unfolded.

That nuance is important here: the sentence is not just stating a fact; it is saying that later it became evident that rescheduling was the right choice.

Because after verbs like быть, стать, оказаться, and some similar verbs, the noun describing what something is / became / turned out to be is often put in the instrumental.

So:

• оказался правильным решением = turned out to be the right decision

Here:

• правильным = instrumental singular of правильный
• решением = instrumental singular of решение

This is a very common Russian pattern.

Not in this sentence.

With оказаться, the normal construction is:

• X оказался Y-ом / Y-ем
  = X turned out to be Y

So:

• перенос ... оказался правильным решением

Using правильное решение here would sound ungrammatical.

If you wanted nominative, you would need a different structure, for example:

• Это было правильное решение.
  = This was the right decision.

So after оказался, instrumental is the expected case.

Because its subject is перенос, and перенос is a masculine singular noun.

So the verb agrees with перенос:

• перенос → masculine singular
• оказался → masculine singular past tense

If the subject were feminine, you would get оказалась.
If neuter, оказалось.
If plural, оказались.

For example:

• Идея оказалась удачной.
• Решение оказалось правильным.
• Изменения оказались полезными.

They are very close in meaning, but the style is different.

• Перенос совещания на пятницу is a noun phrase. It sounds more compact and formal.
• То, что совещание перенесли на пятницу is a clause. It sounds more explicit and often more conversational.

Compare:

• Перенос совещания на пятницу оказался правильным решением.
• То, что совещание перенесли на пятницу, оказалось правильным решением.

Both are possible, but the first is more concise and somewhat more formal.

Перенос is the noun corresponding to the verb перенести / переносить.

The verb pair is:

• переносить = imperfective
• перенести = perfective

The noun перенос does not show aspect as clearly as a finite verb does, but in context it often refers to the completed action or event of moving/rescheduling something.

So in this sentence, перенос совещания на пятницу means the act/event of rescheduling the meeting to Friday, without focusing strongly on aspect in the way a verb would.

Yes, Russian word order is flexible, but the neutral version here is very natural:

• Перенос совещания на пятницу оказался правильным решением.

Other orders are possible, but they shift emphasis. For example:

• На пятницу перенос совещания оказался правильным решением.
  This emphasizes Friday, but sounds less neutral.
• Правильным решением оказался перенос совещания на пятницу.
  This emphasizes the right decision first.

For a learner, the original order is the best one to remember as the standard version.

Not exactly.

• правильное решение = the right / correct decision
• хорошее решение = a good decision

Правильный suggests correctness, appropriateness, or sound judgment.
Хороший is broader and less precise.

So in this sentence, правильным решением sounds like the decision was justified and turned out to be the correct one, not merely a good one.

In English, the best translation depends on context.

In Russian scheduling language, перенести на пятницу usually means:

• move it to Friday
• reschedule it for Friday

If the meeting was originally earlier in the week, English may naturally say:

• postpone it until Friday

So Russian на пятницу itself is not literally the same as English until, but in context that may be the most natural translation.

Yes, it sounds fairly formal or neutral-formal.

Reasons:

• перенос as a noun is more formal than using a verb directly
• совещание is a formal kind of meeting
• оказался правильным решением is a polished, written-style expression

A more conversational version might be:

• То, что совещание перенесли на пятницу, было правильным решением.

Or even more simply:

• Хорошо, что совещание перенесли на пятницу.

But the original sentence is perfectly natural in formal speech or writing.