The phrase "a bizarre event and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a list or elaborating on a topic related to unusual occurrences.
Example: "The conference covered various topics, including a bizarre event and its implications for future research."
Alternatives: "an unusual occurrence and" or "a strange incident and".
It was a bizarre event, incredibly splashy and glamorous, with tables costing up to £25,000 each.
The White House Correspondents' dinner is a bizarre event, with journalists, movie stars, and in-betweeners crowded together (really crowded; the security wait is worse than that at LAX) and, before getting to the President's performance, it demands a little unpacking of its own.
"It will be categorized as a bias crime, but this was such a bizarre event," Commissioner Kelly said.
These are bizarre events, and contain the two staples of HL3 speculation.
If you've seen the movie trailer you'd have a sense of how such a strangely bizarre event can have a lasting effect on an individual, but also on the connection between strangers.
He also made national headlines in the US four years ago when he agreed to debate the Koran with the controversial Florida pastor, a somewhat bizarre event which ended with him with the Muslim holy book being burned.
A unique and bizarre event occurs; investigation reveals more possibilities; the guilty are identified, and the innocent ruled out; an explanation or a recovery provides redemption for suffering.
The story justifies Howard's decision not to tell anyone about the finger by playing off what most people who tell themselves if they witnessed a strange or bizarre event: it wasn't real, or I'm just seeing things.
The critics said: "Bennett Miller has taken a bizarre news event from the mid-nineties and built it into a swirling, smoke-black parable about America's inner workings.
It would be tempting to dismiss the savage murder -- Norwood stabbed and bludgeoned Murray an estimated 330 times over the course of 20 minutes, severing her spinal cord -- as a bizarre and random event.
