The phrase "a lecture held" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a lecture that has taken place or is scheduled to take place.
Example: "The university will announce the details of a lecture held by the renowned author next week."
Alternatives: "a lecture conducted" or "a lecture presented".
"It is not about things getting hotter and wetter but things getting meaner and uglier, unless we change the corrosive values that are pitting people against each other," she said in a lecture held in memory of Palestinian literary critic and political activist Edward Said at the Royal Festival Hall in London's Southbank Centre on Wednesday.
That December Livingston and the Laidlaws further publicized her antagonistic relationship with the mayor and police at a lecture held at the Metropolitan Temple at 14th Street and Seventh Avenue.
It is true that the Rhetoric refers to historical events that fall in the time of Aristotle's exile and his second stay in Athens, but most of them can be found in the chapters II.23 24, and besides this, examples could have been updated, which is especially plausible if we assume that the Rhetoric formed the basis of a lecture held several times.
Next day, I headed to a lecture held in a large former factory-turned-art-space that was holding an all-day music event.
During development the team had to work with the handheld system's limited 3D capabilities, such as "video RAM and software limitations", techniques they would later discuss at a lecture held during the 2007 Game Developers Conference.
Again, the questionnaire was distributed and collected during a lecture held at the school.
The University of Leicester has launched an investigation into gender segregation at a public lecture held by its student Islamic society.
Yet, DNA is still portrayed as fundamental: in a public lecture held in celebration of the completion of the HGP, Collins characterized the HGP as "an amazing adventure into ourselves, to understand our own DNA instruction book, the shared inheritance of all humankind".[23] While virtually all biologists disavow genetic determinism today, it is not always so clear what exactly they are denying.
We must not let this happen!" Efforts to defend against emerging 21st century weapons will, by definition, lag behind the offensive initiative, Joy argued in a 5 May public lecture held at the National Science Foundation.
Joy argued in Wired and in a 5 May public lecture held at the National Science Foundation (NSF) that the most immediate threat is that the instantaneous and unrestrained distribution of information--the raw material of future breakthroughs, beneficial or harmful--via the Internet will inevitably put the tools of destruction into the hands of delusional people.
These same goals were expressed by a representative from Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) at a recent (April 10 , 2015 Samuel Martin Memorial lecture held by the Leonard Davis Institute (LDI) at the University of Pennsylvania.
