The phrase "as a random event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing occurrences that happen without a specific pattern or predictability.
Example: "The results of the experiment varied significantly, appearing to occur as a random event rather than following a set trend."
Alternatives: "as an unpredictable occurrence" or "as a chance happening".
Just as with HSBC, this leak is valuable as it can be seen as a random event and involves a prominent provider of offshore financial services.
This is a unique source of information through which to study tax evasion, because the leak can be seen as a random event, and it comes from a large (and, the available evidence suggests, representative) offshore bank.
The regression above would give an unbiased estimate if serving in the military could be considered as a random event.
Location is traditionally viewed as a random event, yet the statistics of the location of tumors argues against this being a random occurrence.
1) If the PM is treated as a random event as shown in Model 1, the transition between working and maintenance states may occur at any time, which will smooth the transient process of the transient availability curves.
This initial encounter with antigen occurs as a random event.
The taking of Americans as hostages was not a random event.
Also an important factor would be not to brag about trying to find this, keep it cool, act as if it was a random event, you just stumbled upon that particular thing and since you knew she liked that very much, you decided to surprise her.
set specific times to socialize as a couple and with children (as opposed to making it a random event).
The resistance of bacteria to bacteriophages is a random event, as demonstrated by Luria and Delbruck [ 33**].
Intuitively, the value of the z-score for a set of strings W gives an indication of how relevant are the occurrences of the strings in W in the text strings t1,..., t s, with respect to "a random event" as characterized by a background model.
