"on such events" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used in the context of situations or opportunities that arise in unique or special circumstances. For example, "We must take advantage of any resources available to us on such events."
The library sheds no light on such events, nor on Mr. Graham's controversial political relationships.
But how do we talk about the human effect on such events?
But John W. Douglass, the group's president, said the new rules were putting a damper on such events.
In a modern twist on such events that is becoming depressingly familiar, prisoners took photos and videos of themselves as they carried out their atrocities.
Robert Sachs, chief executive of the National Cable Television Association, moved quickly to stanch that line of reasoning by releasing a statement casting doubt on such events.
And would you care to reflect on such events that have happened in other flights? A. Well, we have experience with space debris.
The film is based on one such event, which occurred at a McDonald's in Mount Washington, Ky., in 2004.
We describe one such event on page 252, in the story of the Clemente Strategic Value Fund.
We have country wide events which our members attend, and ask people their opinions and views, on such event at Glastonbury this year was very positive with the majority of people we asked, replied they were happily heterosexual.
Traders bullish on a biological attack on Israel or bearish on the chances of a North Korean missile strike would have the opportunity to bet on the likelihood of such events on a new Internet site established by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.
Burke's crash inevitably called to mind the one involving Pearce, which instigated debates on the safety of such events.
