"structured event" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any organized activity, like a conference, competition, workshop, or ceremony. For example, "The company hosted a structured event to celebrate the launch of their new product."
The NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament thrives on a balance between order and chaos – it is a highly structured event designed to produce genuinely unpredictable results.
Enjoying the park doesn't require a structured event, but there are Conservatory garden tours on Saturdays through October, tours of the lower park on Saturdays year round, Audubon Society bird-watching tours on weekends through November, and a Halloween parade and pumpkin sail on Oct. 22.
A key element of the festival – indeed, all such festivals – is encouraging people who wouldn't ordinarily hike to join a structured event that promotes the physical and mental benefits of walking, as well as giving ideas for routes people could do by themselves.
EventsML-G2 is a standard for collecting and distributing structured event information.
Innovation Blitz is a very structured event that we have where people from the across the enterprise participate.
Pownce improves on the Twitter model by supporting file transfers and at least one new data type: the structured event.
Junkets are highly structured events and require a specific configuration of hospitality rooms and reception rooms, according to the architect.
They generally are structured events, and the courses of marches often are predetermined and negotiated with the police.
An event is a structuring event if it can change systemic past, thus binding the way the system get ready to react to the future.
How would our critical perspective open up if we began to understand (settler) colonialism as a structuring event, an ongoing elaboration of a structure, a suspension of time, tense, and timeliness?
Rush chairs will also have to plan how they will structure events given the new changes.
