The phrase "a deposition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to a formal statement or testimony taken under oath, typically used in court proceedings.
Example: "The lawyer presented a deposition of the witness to support their case."
Alternatives: "a statement from" or "a testimony of".
A PolySi layer of the desired thickness (400 nm) was then deposited by low-pressure chemical vapor deposition, followed by a deposition of a 100 nm SiO2 film using a thermal oxidation process.
A deposition of Attorney General Janet Reno is scheduled for next week.
A deposition of Cosby taken in that lawsuit in October may prove another avenue in which accusations against him are aired in court.
This dream came to mind while reading a deposition of Angelo R. Mozilo, the founder of Countrywide Financial.
But first, lawyers for the city and the plaintiffs are planning to attend a deposition of Mr. Gansas next week.
Ginsberg has demanded documents and sought to schedule depositions, including a deposition of Goodell on Oct. 23.
In an opening statement, Steven R. Kuney, a lawyer for the states, quoted from a deposition of Microsoft's chairman, Bill Gates, to demonstrate how flawed the Justice Department settlement is.
In July 2015, the AP published a deposition of Cosby, taken during Constand's civil suit, admitting that he obtained quaaludes for the purpose of giving them to young women he wished to sleep with.
The breasts develop, and there is a deposition of body fat in accordance with the usual contours of the mature female.
Mr. Young said that he hoped a deposition of Mr. Gore would highlight what he called "the hypocrisy" of allowing Democrats to argue for counting more votes in one case and fewer votes in another.
Exhibit markings with the records were also consistent with documents filed in New York state court, including a deposition of one former partner that referred to the same exhibit number.
