The phrase "permanent event" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a sentence to describe an event or occurrence that will continue to happen in the future without any changes. Example: The new government policy is expected to bring about a permanent event of economic growth.
The two masterpieces in Ettlinger's book are the pictures of Truman Capote and Harold Brodkey, both of whom had accrued reputations that were permanent events beyond the occasion of a book.
Most of the existing fault-tolerant strategies for these systems assume crash faults that are permanent events are easily detected.
While droughts are not permanent events, even a temporary shutdown will cost thousands of jobs and billions of dollars.
In our data, the process-focused decision making represented ad hoc decision making that was related to permanent events.
Fourteen months after all 16 cycles were completed, a slight improvement of signs and symptoms was noted, although the occurrence of muscular atrophy and sensory loss are likely to be considered permanent events.
Noah will be speaking at this year's Semi-Permanent event in Sydney about his work and career.
The expo, Flynn said, was never intended to be a permanent, standalone event; it was a bridge to the just-announced arrangement.
To overcome this limitation, researchers have started to employ Cre/ loxP conditional reporter systems where early lineage specification markers can drive a permanent recombination event in all downstream tissues.
The patient outcomes were classified as follows: death (six events), permanent injury (two events), short-term harm but no permanent injury (nine events), no harm to the patient (two events), no medical injury but the patient was offended (one event) and no information on the outcome for the patient (one event).
The Rock played a key role in Kurt Angle's rise to permanent main-event status during the Attitude Era.
