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The phrase "a doing" is correct and can be used in written English, though it is somewhat informal.
It can be used to refer to an action or activity, often in a context where the specific action is not named. Example: "It was quite a doing to organize the event, but we managed to pull it off successfully."
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"The sexual activity subsequently progressed to Dr. Iscove removing his penis from his trousers, then Patient A doing the same," reads the decision.
Suffice it to say, we are a doing a job.
England are getting a bit of a doing here.
6.47pm BST Correction: Bolt is a doing a lap of honour in a rocket.
She stressed, however, that individuals do not exist prior to or independently of the genders they "perform": "gender is always a doing, though not a doing by a subject who might be said to preexist the deed".
"You have to understand, any other group would be a doing a warm-up gig, and then they would have like two or three concerts in a row.
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A doing-exactly-what-it-says-on-the-tin scenario.
Once I combine two doing-nothings, the result is a doing-something.
Low-to-no budget movies filmed on hand-held cameras with a doing-it-for-the-love crew are the stuff of Hollywood legend.
What are they? A. Doing what you say is a core value.
Well, this precious little Zune held videos of the a$$ doing things with other girls, things I thought about uploading to porn sites online, then chose not to.
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