The phrase "a deliberation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a discussion or consideration of a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The committee held a deliberation of the proposed changes to the policy before making a decision."
Alternatives: "a discussion of" or "a consideration of".
After a deliberation of nearly 45 minutes, the five voting members of the appeals panel upheld the Wolves' disqualification by a unanimous vote.
And the very composition of the Council, whose impartiality, wisdom, and distance, imperative when confronted with a deliberation of this nature, were seriously damaged by a series of stands opportunely recalled by the irreverent French weekly, Le Canard enchaîné.
The purpose of the empirical study was to test and evaluate the items of the measurement tool and give recommendations for further development of the tool, therefore we did not want the participants to spend too much time in scaling the items and prevent a deliberation of the score (e.g. do I need to score 5 or 6 on a seven point scale).
Mr. van Zweden began Brahms's Piano Concerto No. 1 with a deliberation drained of energy.
A detailed deliberation of how the processor micro-architecture as well as the manual optimization techniques improve the computing performance has been developed.
A systematic deliberation of the spatially and temporally varying interactions among HI components and of uncertainties is therefore needed when adapting to water scarcity by HI.
Neither derives its pull from a rational deliberation of problems and solutions.
In some cases, we found evidence of early-stage delays in implementation due to a prolonged deliberation of the HIEC vision and mission.
It is hoped that this kind of critical inquiry can lead to a more careful deliberation of the merits and challenges of emissions trading.
Fielding was a man of deliberation, of forbearance, of careful progress, and so are the black candidates who are hoping to succeed Riley.
And he chews at pipes with the deliberation of a senior tutor in an Oxford common room.
