The phrase "a diverse event" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an event that includes a variety of different people, cultures, or perspectives.
Example: "The festival was a diverse event, showcasing performances from artists of various backgrounds and traditions."
Alternatives: "a multicultural event" or "an inclusive event".
It's a diverse event, with almost 7,000 entries across more than 1,000 classes, but it must be a nightmare to organise.
"Ford Fest was a diverse event with over 7,000 people in attendance from nearly every race, religion, and community across the province.
If it had been a really diverse event, if there had been a selection of BME groups there, we could have got over this," said Crooks, noting that the Professional Footballers' Association chairman, Chris Powell, and deputy chief executive, Bobby Barnes, are black.
Last week was fashion week in Sydney, and while the local ladies were glamming it up in whatever they bought for the occasion (an alarming number of Birkenstocks with socks apparently), and comparing who had the best ombre colour, across town a more diverse event was going on.
Last week was fashion week in Sydney, and while the local ladies were glamming it up in whatever they bought for the occasion (an alarming number of birkenstocks with socks apparently), and comparing who had the best ombre color, across town a more diverse event was going on.
Blogfest is a highly democratic and diverse event.
Recently, the effect of TSA in acetylation/deacetylation of nonhistone proteins has been demonstrated as a diverse regulatory event, including ubiquitination/proteasomal degradation [ 15].
This emergent property consequently supports preparedness and hence robustness to diverse event generation patterns.
Events The largest and most diverse event of the year is the Helsinki Festival, which unfolds around the city Aug. 20 to Sept. 5.
After two weeks of performances by Vladimir Ashkenazy, Philip Glass, the Netherlands Dance Theater, the Royal Court Theater and 30 other mainstream performers, the city's gays have taken over with a three-week Mardi Gras, a collection of 130 diverse events including body piercing and concerts by performers in drag.
Instead of assuming their event will draw a diverse audience, some event organizers still choose to make deaf attendees go through the steps of requesting an interpreter.
