The phrase "during these occasions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific events or instances when something happens.
Example: "During these occasions, we often reflect on our achievements and set new goals."
Alternatives: "on these occasions" or "at these times".
As is standard during these occasions, the master of ceremonies, standing under a sword and mace and wearing an almost comically ornate traditional costume, began his introduction by referring to the titles of the people present, from Prince Andrew on down, in order of precedence.
It is intended to support security authorities and organisations as well as rescue forces during these occasions.
Grown males are known to enter surprisingly shallow bays to rest (whales will be in state of rest during these occasions).
It is common for difficult ethical questions about the prioritization and allocation of limited health resources to arise during these occasions, as well as concerns about the violation of individuals' autonomy through forced isolation or quarantine.
There is no data from this exercise to explain these differences but one can speculate that HCAs who assist residents with meals and their mobility have a different perspective on the problems associated with these activities than those with less resident contact during these occasions.
During these occasions, I have witnessed lives changed as others heard the call to care for children in foster care.
Also, during these occasion the police often conducts inspections of gun holders regarding the respective paperwork and intoxication testing.
The risks from these occasions would depend on the number of such occasions during the year and, most obviously, the mode of transportation from the event.
However, don't feel shy to wear these during special occasions.
And pretending that pain will not exist during these or other occasions isn't realistic.
Monticello became a veritable hotel during these years, on occasion housing 50 guests.
