The term "narrative given" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the portion of a sentence that establishes the background or context for the main action or event being described. Example: "In the narrative given by the detective, the suspect's alibi was proven to be false."
It is Hunter who is the monster, able to live only among dead things, his narrative given in a hungry present tense.
The Giant is a humane and humorous lover of stories, his narrative given in a rueful past tense of fable or fairytale.
Reporting mirrored the shifting narrative given by the Russian defence ministry, which initially said the convoy was not hit by an airstrike or shelling, but rather "caught fire", suggesting that rebels were to blame.
Among the show's new teaching aids are manga-style animations depicting historical scenes, entire sections of the narrative given over to courtroom dramas, tales of travel, meetings in dusty-looking Oxford lecture theatres, voiced by A-list actors including Patrick Stewart and Macfarlane himself with a range of non-specific European accents.
However, the new technology breeds questions on how best to develop a narrative, given the immersive quality of virtual reality as a medium.
According to the physical laws experienced with the body (i.e., gravity, momentum, inertia) and the image or narrative given by the instructor, the scientific explanation was provided either during the dance or in short pauses used for discussion circles.
Seeing that it worked as a narrative gave me confidence.
His thematically undistinguished narrative gives no cause for complaints, does one no favors.
But the focus upon narrative gives it, so to speak, a guiding light.
But when the ad ends, fantasy's narrative gives way to the incomplete story arc of reality.
From the beginnings of human speech, narrative gave us a form in which to pass on advice, information and inspiration.
