The phrase "joining the event" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing an action of attending or participating in an event. Example: I look forward to joining the event next week.
"I just want to make people more aware of Connecticut farms," Ms. Roper said of her reason for joining the event.
Joining the event will be Hannah Jones, from Nike; Steve Howard, chief sustainability officer at Ikea; Diane Powell, head of partnerships at NASA; and Martin Lidegaard, Danish minister of foreign affairs.
Chen points out that Singles Day is bigger than the entire Black Friday weekend, including Cyber Monday, and says the increase in the number of international brands joining has been "significant", with Dyson coming on board in 2014 and Macy's, Hugo Boss and United Biscuits joining the event in 2015.
In addition, major corporate players eBay, Google, Bertelsmann and Axel Springer are joining the event.
Joining the event will be the people who are making decisions about how Europe engages with startups as a whole.
After being redirected to the lumber aisle, Dustin was suddenly ambushed by a flash mob of his friends and family -- some joining the event via laptops and iPads.
One of the Bush's twin daughters, Jenna, joined the event along with the Blair's daughter Kathryn.
For some more (realistic) ideas on how to achieve equal pay, join the event "Negotiating the gender pay gap" on 11th November.
David Rockefeller, the godfather of the group, turned 100 during this year's conference – it's thought he joined the event via the huge screen they have set up in the main conference room.
Mathew Hunter plays the part of Jesus during The Walk of Witness which gives people the chance to take time out during Holy Week and join the event to consider the the Easter Story.
Still, Vasselon said that Toyota had joined the event because of the challenge of running the hybrid technology in order to develop it for road cars and to show off the value of its technology.
