"lectures delivered by" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "The professor provided students with a series of lectures delivered by local experts."
The impact of really good lectures delivered by really good lecturers will come as no surprise to anyone who has been to one of those crowded live debates in London or New York, or attended a literary festival.
This paper discusses examples of industrial lecturers in process control and automation and gives an overview of lectures delivered by ABB employees.
As for Cosimo, he assiduously attended the lectures delivered by the Greek scholars, and at the age of 50 he became an ardent admirer of Plato.
In a 10-week programme, launched in autumn 2014, 150 final-year students attended weekly seminars and lectures delivered by both NBS tutors and NEP.
The biggest surprise best-seller of recent years is, arguably, "Yu Dan's Reflections on the Analects," a collection of Confucian lectures delivered by Yu, a telegenic Beijing professor of media studies.
At one point its grief-stricken narrator asks a spectral vision of her dead lover, "You came back from the dead to watch TV?" "Artful" began its life as a series of four lectures delivered by Ms. Smith, early in 2012, at St. Anne's College, Oxford.
This evening's highlight is the keynote MacTaggart lecture, delivered by Liz Murdoch.
This is an edited version of a lecture delivered by Will Self as part of Scottish Book Week.
NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY Seventh Annual W.E.B. BuBois Lecture delivered by John H. Bracey Jr. Tomorrow at 11 a.m.
A souped-up lecture delivered by a middle-aged, thwarted politician who was best known for being dull and wooden.
So what was the verdict on the first John Peel lecture, delivered by the Who's legendary guitarist, Pete Townshend?
