"historical occurrence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to an event or happening that took place in the past and has significance or importance in history. You can use "historical occurrence" in any sentence where you want to describe a past event that is significant in the context of history. For example: - "The fall of the Berlin Wall was a major historical occurrence that marked the end of the Cold War." - "Archaeologists continue to uncover new evidence about ancient civilizations, shedding light on historical occurrences that were previously unknown." - "The Declaration of Independence is considered a pivotal historical occurrence that marked the beginning of the United States as an independent nation."
Building on their research, I have tracked the historical occurrence of assault and battery in New York.
But "The Cove" is a less intricate, nuanced book than "Serena," perhaps because it is tethered to a real and freakish historical occurrence.
The transition to forest recovery in the south-central US was an important historical occurrence.
While this distinction between a thing's necessary properties and its essential properties is controversial, there is no doubt that it was Aristotle's view, shared by most of his medieval followers, and so informed the first historical occurrence of the debate about existence under discussion.
This hat has become synonymous to LBJ's fight over the Civil Rights Act, a historical occurrence that changed the face of America and the course of its history forever.
We identified several areas with maximum suitability for P. clarkii under the current climate, and these hotspots were highly in accordance with historical occurrence records (Figure 1).
"I wanted them to be looked at after the historical occurrences had come and gone, so they could be seen with distance, and outside a news cycle".
Pivotal historical occurrences – the build-up to the second world war or the political encroachments of Mussolini in Italy – frequently merit only a distracted line or two in the middle of a description of a successful dinner party or a particularly memorable holiday.
"We question this author's continued attempts to reframe historical occurrences to conveniently align with the currently trending anti-sugar narrative, particularly when the last several decades of research have concluded that sugar does not have a unique role in heart disease," the Sugar Association said.
But Mr. Aczel spends a good deal of his time giving cursory summaries of well-known historical occurrences: not just the rise of Venice as a world power and Marco Polo's journey to China, but also others like Vasco da Gama's voyage to India.
To a number of practicing historians, for instance, the account offered appeared implausible inasmuch as it overlooked the "irreducible particularity" of historical occurrences and because it postulated an unjustifiably high degree of reliance upon the presence of discernible uniformities in the sphere of human affairs.
