The phrase "lucrative event" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an event or activity that is profitable or financially successful. Example: The annual charity auction proved to be a lucrative event for the organization, raising over $100,000 for their cause.
Although the Olympic Games have typically been the most lucrative event for this rogue community, Sydney is turning out to be a disappointment.
The group is also negotiating to bring in a country singer to work with the orchestra to create a popular and lucrative event that could subsidize the more classical works.
Crosson was allowed to sit by his side in the two-door convertible, bearing the only parting gift she'd keep from the lucrative event -- black and blue marks all over her neck, thighs and breasts.
He has expanded IMG from the business of representing athletes and models to managing more lucrative events like Wimbledon and Fashion Week and putting together TV deals in China and India.
The idea that a 21-year-old novice from south London might feature in this year's draft, one of the most hallowed and lucrative events in American sport, is outrageous.
It means perennial leading trainers like Steve Asmussen, whom Ludt often employs and who has racked up a long list of medication violations, will have to meet higher standards for the horses they bring to one of sport's most prestigious and lucrative events.
Eli Gindi, an owner of the Oak Room, which includes the Oak Bar, said lease negotiations with the hotel broke down in March, after, he said, the hotel's owners pushed him to either cancel one of his few lucrative events or pay more than double his current rent.
For one thing, they say, a start-up bogged down in a hunt for office space wastes time that could be spent developing its business, outdistancing competitors and moving toward such lucrative events as an initial public offering or a sale to another company.
It seems unlikely that Dow Jones will want to let the lucrative events, run by Mossberg and Swisher, out of their grasp, and it's difficult to see how that relationship would work out.
Still, +10 million dollars is a big investment; Wonkblog averages around 4 million unique page views a month and doesn't have a lucrative events series that bolsters other digital properties, such as Re/code (formerly AllThingsD) and your humble tech blog, TechCrunch.
It was therefore difficult to secure lucrative events, as large parts of the year had to be held in reserve in case the venue was needed for yet-to-be scheduled matches.
