It is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a possible occurrence or circumstance in the future. For example, "In the event of theft, the company will provide insurance coverage for the stolen items."
Mr. Kohli also said that RideLink would be capable of immobilizing a car in the event of theft.
It is controlled by the vehicle's owner with a key and is useful in the event of theft, he said.
In the event of theft or loss you can get it replaced, complete with the funds lost, for about £10.
WCMC is requiring encryption in order to implement extra security safeguards in the event of theft or loss.
Now it's likely to be more of a problem, especially since current procedures, drawn up in emergency conditions, do not make it clear who is responsible in the event of theft or damage.
During the Tuesday presentation, Eddy Cue, Apple's senior vice president of iTunes and cloud services, said that even the device-stored payment information should be safe in the event of theft.
It also gives the clearest indication yet of how the technology, and issues such as security and liability in the event of a theft, work in practice.
This ensures that all devices storing WCM data are at a minimum level of security in the event of loss, theft, or other security incident.
If "payment by mobile" technology is widely adopted, it would pose an interesting problem for phone companies in the event of a theft.
Though the F.T.C. and F.C.C. can investigate and punish some data-security breakdowns, and nearly every state has some form of notification law in place in the event of data theft, these patchwork measures have proved unable to slow the pace of breaches.
And keeping track of that stuff in the event of loss, theft, fire, losing your bag.
