The phrase "a reception will be given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to announce or inform about an event where guests will be welcomed, typically in a formal context.
Example: "We are pleased to announce that a reception will be given in honor of our guest speaker following the conference."
Alternatives: "a reception will be held" or "a reception will take place".
The dinner, on July 14, will start with a 6 p.m. Champagne reception and will be given in the Angelica Dining Room at the university's Harborside Campus, off Allens Avenue.
A reception will be held at Broadwater Farm.
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RECEPTION: A reception will be held in Baker Portico Physical Sciences Building at 3 00.
Norwich City Chief Executive David McNally said: "We are thrilled that the city council has invited the club to a civic reception and delighted supporters will be given the opportunity to show their appreciation for Paul Lambert, his backroom team and their marvellous players.
There will be a Cocktail Reception from 6 00-7 00 p.m. Opening remarks will be given by Dr. Franklin Netto regarding recent Brazilian innovations in the area of international education, followed by a presentation of Columbia's Global Executive Master in Public Administration program.
"It's a really good target for us, so we want to beat his team and set up what would be a really exciting end to the season". The former Cherries defender has no doubt Redknapp will be given a "great reception" on Saturday considering his contribution to the club.
On Wednesday Smith returns to Griffin Park with Aston Villa, and Frank hopes Smith will be given a warm reception.
The event is a guerrilla action carried out without the knowledge or approval of the Newseum itself, though the organisers of the stunt from the Pardon Snowden campaign are hoping they will be given a sympathetic reception.
I really hope some attention will be paid to Frank's Place and that it will be given the reception it deserves.
