The phrase "a bridging of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of connecting or linking two or more concepts, ideas, or entities.
Example: "The project aims at a bridging of cultural differences to foster better understanding among communities."
Alternatives: "a connection between" or "a linking of".
After all, without a bridging of the language gap, Archimedes is just another naked Greek man shouting in his bathroom.
But there is a sharpness to the songwriting in evidence on the Swedes' ninth full-length recording that promises a bridging of the gap between metal and modern prog.
The second idea is a bridging of a pair of off-equatorial jets due to horizontal eddy diffusion (the so-called Gierasch mechanism).
But if you interpret "real music" as code for a rigid set of rules, then Mr. Glasper's efforts start to seem less like a bridging of worlds than a closing of ranks.
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Through the parallel courses, they developed a bridge of trust.
But, he says, saying sorry is a crucial symbol in "building a bridge of respect".
The work was translated into English as As I Crossed a Bridge of Dreams.
A bridge of the Belt Parkway, its span under construction, drew closer.
It slopes downward toward a bridge of flues that deflect the flame so that it reverberates.
