The phrase "an eventful month" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a month that was filled with significant or noteworthy events.
Example: "March was an eventful month for our family, with birthdays, anniversaries, and a surprise trip."
Alternatives: "a busy month" or "a memorable month".
That March had been an eventful month for Dick.
By all accounts, this has been an eventful month for template-skewing music videos.
As The Nib comes up on its two-year anniversary, the site has already had an eventful month, starting with its departure from the host media outlet Medium.
March 1986, however, would be an eventful month: Sun Microsystems, Oracle and Microsoft were all scheduled to step onto the public stage.
"Is it too late to say sorry now?" #greatguy By all accounts, this has been an eventful month for template-skewing music videos.
January's been an eventful month in California.
That is why he has kept so quiet during an eventful August and why, despite the encouragement of his admirers, he will resist the temptation to start explaining what a Brown administration would look like.The chancellor's more naive supporters yearn for him to demonstrate the ways in which he will differ from Mr Blair.
The flash sales site TouchOfModern is looking to continue expanding overseas, after an eventful March in which it resolved its lawsuit with Fab.com and raised a $3 million Series A round.
If everything in the beta pans out, it's shaping up to be a very eventful month for Apple fans.
I cannot recall a more eventful month than this July: We discovered the first Earth-like planet outside our solar system, capped a nine-and-a-half year space journey with the first shots back from Pluto, and saw the first report of a landmass "missing" its sun.
Tonight, the Liberty and the Sting will face each other for the first time since that eventful Aug. 30 evening, and changes in circumstance and lineups have given the two teams a different look and feel.
