The phrase "arresting event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event that captures attention or is striking in nature.
Example: "The documentary featured an arresting event that changed the course of history."
Alternatives: "captivating incident" or "striking occurrence".
In other news, David Bowie came out as bisexual in the early 70s, Elton John came out later, and George Michael much later, by accident in an arresting event in a public toilet.
The revival of Henry Purcell's opera "Dido and Aeneas" at the Mostly Mozart Festival promises to be an arresting event, even for the blind: While the Mark Morris production occurs onstage, the extraordinary mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe, placed with the musicians, will sing the Sorceress, as well as Dido, with her large, dramatic, dark but mobile voice, which can sound like molten lava.
In prospect, Hanan al-Shaykh's One Thousand and One Nights was by far the most arresting event of this year's international festival.
She sometimes reaches for distracting literary parallels to heighten inherently arresting events.
Before, during, and after exercise-training, they were subjected to a non-invasive cardiac pacing assay [55], and charted for the percentage of flies that responded to pacing by entering a fibrillation or arrest event.
Temporary acceleration of heart rate causes some percentage of flies to undergo either fibrillation or arrest events.
We collected data pertaining to the index cardiac arrest event, and outcomes consistent with the Utstein style for reporting cardiac arrest research, including all post-ROSC variables recommended for post-resuscitation research [14, 15].
On the house-arrest event, we win this oppression Olympics hands down.
Research or quality assurance staff collect information on the cardiac arrest event from the hospital medical records and cardiac arrest documentation forms.
We anticipate using descriptive statistics to summarise patient characteristics, clinical variables, EMS dispatch characteristics, EMS process variables, location and cardiac arrest event rate.
However, not surprisingly, the greater part concerns the cardiac arrest event itself and optimising survival and outcome at relatively proximal time points.
