"credible event" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an event that has been deemed believable or trustworthy. For example, "The police are taking this witness's statement as a credible event in the investigation."
The N.R.C.'s predecessor, the Atomic Energy Commission, asserted that meltdown accidents were not credible events.
In a sudden splurge of blood-drenched thrilleresque action, we have rape (alleged), death by drowning, the retelling of a story about a fatal car crash and various other highly charged (and not terribly credible) events.
"I'm not aware of any specific, credible terrorist event around these events or in any particular place in Europe.
Hancilar (2012) identified the elements at risk for a credible tsunami event for Istanbul by utilizing inundation maps resulting from probabilistic tsunami hazard analysis for a 10%% probability of exceedance in 50 years in combination with the geo-coded inventories of building stock, lifeline systems, and demographic data.
The bout between Medal (11-4 with four knockouts) and Correa (8-2, one knockout) figures to be a credible main event.
The book Emerging Infectious Diseases: Trends and Issues cites the 1984 Rajneeshee bioterror attack, along with the Aum Shinrikyo group's attempts to use anthrax and other agents, as exceptions to the belief "that only foreign-state supported groups have the resources to execute a credible bioterrorism event".
"I think that speaks to how credible these events have quickly become".
The aims of this paper are to evaluate the vulnerability of existing columns to credible impact events as well as to contribute new information towards the safe design of such vulnerable columns.
The timing of the contest presented an opportunity for students to review their coursework as well as intentionally seek out credible, current events and make text-to-text connections.
One caveat to this is that there were very few gated cells making IFN-γ, and statistics with few events are less credible than with many events.
