'severity of the event' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express the intensity, or degree of seriousness of something that has occurred. For example: The media has greatly exaggerated the severity of the event.
For each treatment-emergent AE (TEAE), the severity level was recorded according to the investigator's perceived severity of the event (mild, moderate, or severe).
The threat score represents the severity of the event, ranging from mild (1) to severe (4), hereby differentiating between mild life events and more stressful life events.
While the government recognises the severity of the event, it has only begun to allow a public discussion of its enduring trauma.
It is found that the severity of the event depends mainly on whether the secondary side is depressurized or not.
The incidence of all adverse events, the severity of the event or the event's relationship to treatment did not increase with higher doses of β-methyl-6-chloromelatonin.
"What causes reputational harm isn't the severity of the event but the timeliness and the quality of that response," says Garcia.
Analysts said that while the report was useful in drawing international attention to the severity of the events in southern Kyrgyzstan a year ago, it could also undermine the tenuous authority of Ms. Otunbayeva.
"It is not to obfuscate or create any more sympathy, because regardless of whether or not it is 3,900 or 5,000, the magnitude and severity of the events on Sept. 11th are clear," said the official, who asked not to be identified because his comments had not been cleared with the department.
When Elliot recalled tragedies of his life, he spoke with a coldness and detachment incompatible with the severity of the events.
In part due to the acuteness and severity of the events, full hemodynamic and molecular studies were not conducted.
Interviews suggest the intervention of external organizations exacerbated the severity of the events.
