The phrase 'conjunction of events' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to an interconnected series of events or circumstances, or a linking of events, that leads to a particular outcome. For example: The conjunction of events leading to his election as president was remarkable.
Yet a number of people could not help being struck by an eerie conjunction of events.
The deaths apparently result from an unusual and chance conjunction of events.
The conjunction of events frustrates Washington's desire to bury questions about its failure to produce any evidence of the deadly arsenal which was the main reason Britain and America went to war.
It follows by two months the special (May) number that Arts Magazine devoted to Matisse‐‐a conjunction of events that accurately reflects the rising tide of interest In Matisse to be found today among artists, critics, historians and museum curators.
A conjunction of events may be ABC or DEF or JKL, etc.
Institutional spill-over mechanisms and timing were therefore key factors in understanding this conjunction of events – but only on some points.
Nor could scientists infer that conditioning has occurred unless they could observe, at some point, a change in an animal's behaviour attributable to certain conjunctions of events.
We discover laws of nature on the basis of our experience of constant conjunctions of events or objects.
It is particularly hard to resist positing invisible common causes to explain surprising conjunctions of events, such as the sudden occurrence of several cases of the same rare cancer in a small town.
"One of the peculiarities of intellectual history," Greif notes, "is that the most extreme positions taken after a particular conjunction of surprising events, outliers in their own times, periodically turn out to be lasting or, at least, recurring positions for subsequent years".
For the next test to be on Wednesday, there would have to be a conjunction of two events: no test on Tuesday (a 5/6 chance of that) and a test on Wednesday (a 1/6 chance).
