The phrase "countless events" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a large number of events which are too numerous to count. For example, "Throughout history, countless events have shaped the landscape of our society."
Of the countless events surrounding the ballet's centennial, this should be one of the more illuminating.
Countless events commemorate this date, including Winter Dance Party revivals that trace Holly and his musical colleagues' fateful tour.
It's true that these societies often clog up Facebook newsfeeds with publicity for the countless events they hold each week.
In recent years he settled into his role as a public figure, a charismatic speaker at countless events.
"You have countless events when you hope the celebrity is going to come and they don't come," Larsen said, with resignation.
Kapadia has also been campaigning tirelessly since the film's premiere at Cannes in May, putting in appearances at countless events over the season.
There have been countless international events set up to address the issue of trafficking, but in Malarek's view the focus has been too much on the women forced into it, and not enough on the traffickers themselves, the perpetrators of the crime; there has been too much hand-wringing, and not enough action and enforcement.
Train and helicopter crashes, forest fires, robberies and countless other events can at least make local news.
By failing to acknowledge chronic sleep deprivation, I dozed during countless cultural events, and on two occasions I fell asleep while driving, barely escaping disaster.
Four years and countless memorable events later, Ms. Chase and her colleagues are serving as artists in residence this year at the Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center.
Today, pedophiles go online to seek tips for getting near children — at camps, through foster care, at community gatherings and at countless other events.
