The phrase "including in the event of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to introduce a possible circumstance that could happen. Example: Our company has implemented a new attendance policy, including in the event of an emergency or unexpected absence.
This is sometimes deviated from, including in the event of general election; in 2010, for example, the meeting was postponed from the 5/6 to the 7/10 May in order to avoid conflicting with the election schedule for the 6th.
Respondents considered that they provided high information to patients, including in the event of iatrogenic complication.
As a precaution, a reduced BGC9331 dose level was included in the event of severe toxicities being observed at early dose levels (30 mg m−2).
Include compliance and risk management staff as well, to make sure that all necessary reporting requirements are included in the event of a crisis.
To assess if that event represented a significant preplay event: we generated 1000 posterior probability matrices by shuffling the identities of cells included in the event, fit lines on all matrices, and calculated their goodness of fits.
It should be noted that while MindSpot does not aim to provide services to people aged under 18, it does support younger people to access appropriate services, including support in the event of a crisis.
(NYT) CONNECTICUT HARTFORD: NURSING HOME STRIKE LOOMS The State Office of Emergency Management said yesterday that it had readied several state agencies, including the National Guard, in the event of a nursing home strike.
Notes the report: "The overall results of the testing indicated Sleepypod's Clickit Utility Harness as the clear top performing harness brand, as it was the only harness tested to consistently keep a dog from launching off of the seat and the only restraint deemed to offer substantial protection to all passengers, including the dog, in the event of an accident".
This renovation addressed interior issues with the building including seismic upgrades in the event of a large magnitude earthquake.
It is also in charge of coordinating the emergency response of its 26 members, which include the United States, in the event of an energy crisis.
