What indicates an occurrence of a previous event in a dispatch report?

The term "Occurred" is used in a dispatch report to indicate that an event has taken place in the past. This choice specifically suggests that the event happened and has been recognized as such within the context of the report. It clarifies the timeline of events, allowing readers to understand that something significant happened before the current reporting or dispatching actions.

In contrast, the other terms do not convey the same direct implication of a past event. "Completed" often refers to the finishing of a task or process, which may not necessarily indicate that the initial event occurred prior to that completion. "Finalized" suggests that something has been brought to a conclusion but doesn’t explicitly point to an earlier occurrence. "Processed" can imply that an event is being handled or managed, which doesn’t specifically denote that it happened before the current moment. Each of these terms relates more to the current state or handling of events rather than indicating their occurrence in the past.