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The phrase "any other event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional events beyond those already mentioned or considered.
Example: "Please let me know if you would like to attend any other event during the conference."
Alternatives: "any additional event" or "any further event".
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"If it was any other event, I would probably not be playing," he said.
The effects of Citizens United have energized reformers more than any other event in decades.
The scale and magnitude at these Olympics is so much larger than at any other event.
The Olympics is unlike any other event — the crowd, the expectations, everything is bigger.
But outside sprinting, Jamaica did not win medals in any other event.
Today's information risk pandemic should be treated like any other event that requires a disaster recovery plan.
The Soviet papers had more ways to describe applause than they had for any other event in society or nature.
(I covered it, and saw more ticket scalpers there than at any other event I ever witnessed).
Can anybody think of any other event which deserves the title of "most widespread day of political action in history"?
The arrival of Islam, of course, changed the history of Mesopotamia more than any other event in its history.
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Think of any other event--from the most stunning to the most mundane.
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