The phrase "a hosted by" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks proper context.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to an event or program that is being hosted by someone or something, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The conference is a hosted by the leading experts in the field."
Alternatives: "an event organized by" or "a program presented by".
Research data can be successfully collected, entered and uploaded to a hosted server by emergency physicians working in different emergency departments, and in compliance with the Privacy Rule.
On a recent episode of CBS News' "Washington Unplugged," Arianna joined a roundtable hosted by Bob Schieffer to discuss the state of the American economy.
I went there to teach a class hosted by UC-Berkeley's Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology (at which I am a lecturer).
In a conversation hosted by Motherboard, Susan Schneider and Seth Shostak find common ground in a provocative idea: Any aliens capable of contacting us have probably shucked their organic shells in favor of upgradable, synthetic brains and bodies. .
How charities can balance the importance of protecting their beneficiaries against the need to innovate in an ever-tightening economic climate was the subject of a roundtable hosted by the Guardian, in conjunction with Zurich Insurance, earlier this month.
The Look of Silence – Joshua Oppenheimer's documentary follow-up to Bafta winner The Act of Killing – also took the event route, beamed on Sunday from the new Picturehouse Central in London to 91 cinemas, with a Q&A hosted by Louis Theroux.
At Microsoft, several hundred employees blog using a portal hosted by Microsoft Communities.
Puppets?" Trump tweeted in August, on the topic of a summit hosted by Charles and David Koch, the libertarian mega-donors.
Cable was speaking at a roundtable hosted by the Guardian at the Liberal Democrat's annual party conference in Brighton last month.
Such issues will be addressed at a roundtable hosted by the Securities and Exchange Commission on Oct. 2, where the market's recent problems will be discussed.
