The phrase "a further event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional occurrence or happening that follows a previous event.
Example: "After the initial meeting, we scheduled a further event to discuss the project's progress."
Alternatives: "an additional event" or "a subsequent event".
9 Studies in North America and Europe have found that patients with CKD are less likely to be treated with measures to prevent cardiovascular disease, are less likely to receive evidence-based treatments for a cardiovascular event when admitted to hospital and are less likely to be discharged with treatments aimed to prevent a further cardiovascular event.
At some point in the next fortnight she will decide whether to add a further Olympic event, the track points race, to her programme, which currently consists of the road race and time-trial.
A further cycling event that has been dropped from competition is the 2,000m tandem sprint, which in 1948 the Manchester Wheelers' pair of Reg Harris and Alan Bannister (a man famous outside his cycling for his intelligent, charming and ruggedly handsome progeny) won the silver for Great Britain".
We've heard that Klarna has also been eyeing up an IPO as a further liquidity event although a spokesperson declined to comment on this when asked today.
A Further Future event aspires to be a gathering of people with the common goal to spend time together celebrating the infinite possibilities of the future, without necessarily being shackled to the dictates of the past or the cycles of present-day society.
For example, if two copies are adjacent to one another, a further duplication event can replicate both copies simultaneously.
The dose was further escalated by 20 25% in three patients who had a further VTE event at 120% of a therapeutic dose.
Voltammetric studies of β-carotene, which possesses a peak POX of ∼0.75 V, showed radical cation formation followed by a further oxidation event with generation of a dication at a slightly higher potential.
In the C100 treatment, cells with the same duplication would have an increased chance of survival but would require a further recombination event to resume normal growth which is probably the reason for the asynchronous waiting times.
