"hybrid event" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an event that is either a combination of physical and virtual elements, or one that combines elements from separate categories. For example, "The business conference was a hybrid event, combining engaging talks with virtual networking opportunities."
These sequences are called hybrid event sequences.
"It's a hybrid event," elaborates Artangel's Michael Morris, "wherein a process that is normally private is exposed to public view and takes on a different meaning".
It's a skier's ultimate test of explosiveness and endurance -- a hybrid event in which competitors jump from the normal hill and ski a 15-kilometer cross-country race.
It was a hybrid event: a celebration of reading, a fundraiser for public-school libraries, and an opportunity to market Mazdas to the pint-size set.
In this study we introduce a hybrid temporal pattern mining problem and develop an algorithm to discover hybrid temporal patterns from hybrid event sequences.
AMERICANS HAVE never come close to an Olympic medal in Nordic combined, the hybrid event that asks competitors to jump from the normal hill and ski a 15-kilometer cross-country race.
Systems of this type are called hybrid event-based control (HEBC) systems.
Under the hybrid event-time-triggered transmission strategy, a sufficient stability condition is derived for each plant.
Hybrid Event-B, initially introduced for single machines to add continuously varying behaviour to discrete change of state in Event-B, is extended to cater for multiple cooperating machines.
Nineteen Spanish English bilingual university students underwent a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study employing a hybrid (event-related and blocked) design involving both color-shape switching and language switching paradigms.
An extension of Event-B called Hybrid Event-B is presented, that accommodates continuous behaviours (called pliant events) in between familiar discrete transitions (called mode events in this context).
