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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a seminar held" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a seminar that has taken place or is scheduled to take place.
Example: "The university organized a seminar held on the latest advancements in technology."
Alternatives: "a seminar conducted" or "a seminar organized".
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Like, a seminar held at some dog funeral I wasn't invited to?
These issues were the focus of a seminar held at the Guardian, sponsored by GSK.
That was the thinking behind "Facebook in the Flesh," a seminar held during N.Y.U.'s freshman orientation.
It often starts with an invitation to a seminar, held in a conference room at a hotel.
Talk story about a seminar held at New York University's School of Law every year for two weeks for appeals-court justices.
"Pisco Wars: Peru vs. Chile Since 1633," a seminar held Thursday at Tales of the Cocktail, the New Orleans liquor convention, did not pretend to settle the matter.
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From 1928 to 1930, Emmet held a Commonwealth Fellowship at Radcliffe College and attended a graduate seminar held by AN Whitehead, whose thought attracted her to Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Gary Gibbons, an expert on black holes, attended a recent seminar held by Professor Hawking at Cambridge University, where he outlined his new findings.
How to address some of these issues and achieve a fair wage in the fashion industry was the subject of a recent seminar held by the Guardian, in association with the fashion retailer H&M.
I give basic economics lectures at "Freedom Week", a summer seminar held at Cambridge University.
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