"held event" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to an event that has been held in the past. For example: The annual charity gala was a well-held event, with music, speeches, and dancing.
Every Thanksgiving weekend since 1970, a team of Columbia students plays a team of alumni — the longest continuously held event in the sport's history.
It can be problematic for athletes in sports like track and field to transition into daily life after devoting their careers to a rarely held event like the Olympics, which often provides only a glimmer of attention and no prolonged financial safety net, said Jordan D. Metzl, a sports physician at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York.
That year, her team finished second at the Perth, Western Australia held event.
They wrote a rebuttal to each one of them and some were published in the Oshkosh Northwestern and others were presented in a separately held event by them in their mosque on April 15.
An unusual pairing during Art Basel Miami Beach was the jointly held event between Pringle of Scotland, the design house for Scottish woolies, and Serpentine Gallery, one of the most respected galleries in London.
Minister Mikayil Jabbarov, Baku Mayor Hajibala Abutalybov, UNICEF representative in Azerbaijan Mark Hereward Working Group on Business and Human Rights at the Ombudsman held event on the theme " Children's rights and business principles".
"Listen, if you're Bergdorf's, you always want to know what Barneys is doing," said Ms. Andrews, who held event-planning jobs at both stores before bringing her skills to the no less rivalrous terrain of auction house entertaining.
Both campaigns held events aimed at women.
He also held events there during the recent campaign.
So far this winter channels like Nickelodeon, Oxygen and Style have held events, and on Tuesday the Gannett Company, CMT and Fox Sports Media Group held events.
Although Healthbox has held events in Chicago and Boston, this was its first Innovation Day conference in Europe.
