"given event" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a specified occurrence or event that has already been mentioned. For example, "The mayor will make a speech at the given event."
Both projects have been given event status.
Again, it rewards large resource allocation to a given event.
Returns true if the given event represents a "copy" operation.
Sends out the given event to any attached listeners.
Returns true if the given event represents a "paste" operation.
Returns true if the given event represents a "cut" operation.
"On any given event, there might be 20,000 dots to connect," one senior official said.
The world record for any given event would theoretically be assigned 100 percent.
Longview Police were called and we were given event number LV14-42284.
Longview Police were called and we were given event number LV14-44190.
Moreover, the durations of these anomalies coincided with the period of the greatest geomagnetic disturbances in a given event.
