The phrase "a specific event in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular occurrence within a broader context or timeframe.
Example: "The study focused on a specific event in the history of the region that changed its cultural landscape."
Alternatives: "a particular incident in" or "a distinct occurrence in".
But what really makes "Guide" special is the way it relates to a specific event in the artist's life.
Treatments that interfere with a specific event in the neurotoxic cascade have been reported to produce a modest increase in rodent lifespan.
If you don't already have a specific event in mind -- say, a performance of the Vienna Boys Choirr in mid-December -- a good place to start looking for ideas is the Web site of the European Travel Commission (www.visiteurope.com).
"The fact that traditions of ornament making emerged almost simultaneously in the earliest Upper Paleolithic/Late Stone Age on three continents argues strongly against their corresponding to a specific event in the cognitive evolution of a single population," Dr. Stiner and Dr. Kuhn said.
The photographs in this case -- of ears of corn and hydroelectric towers -- refer to a specific event in 1958, when Ms. Rickard's people, the Tuscarora of Ontario and northern New York, had part of their farmland converted into a reservoir by a utility agency.
The concept of Structured Stories has been described in [126] where a semantic zoom provides drill down into detail of a specific event in the story.
Thus, the timing of any specific event in a stochastic process will always appear as a distribution rather than a fixed time as would be the case for a C-D process.
He stressed that the film was not based on any specific event in his own life.
The imprints of three or four ancient duplications can be detected in vertebrate genomes, including a specific event early in teleost evolution and the recent one in salmonids [ 4, 5].
This 20-item instrument (5-point scale) measures how central the memory of a specific event is in a person's life history, as well as maladaptive attributions to the event.
The general focus of survival analysis is on the modeling the time it takes until a specific event occurs, in social sciences one often speaks of event history [29].
