The phrase "a foregoing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the act of giving up or relinquishing something that was previously mentioned or considered.
Example: "The committee decided on a foregoing of the usual procedures to expedite the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "a relinquishment of" or "an abandonment of".
The two sites1 and four villages1, respectively, were selected based on the results of a foregoing baseline survey (Projet SuLaMa 2011), the willingness of livestock keepers to participate in the study, and the feasibility of access.
We are, through Post Mortem, made witness to an individual's foregoing of all moral responsibility in the service of survival, and to the abject title of civil servant, which Mario says with a contemptuously desperate insistence when Sandra tells him that they must act, and when a desperate mother standing outside of the morgue asks if he knows anything.
He voted to allow the foregoing of buffer zones, a requirement that keeps mining debris out of waterways.
Nor is the foregoing of bonuses by men who have already trousered millions.
In its statement on Sunday, BHP outlined a host of concessions it had been willing to make to secure passage of the deal, including investments in Saskatchewan and the foregoing of tax breaks.
All the foregoing, of course, assumes that the course has been approved by your board of education.
Rural residents had to pay for treatment and medicines themselves, frequently resulting in impoverishment and/or foregoing of necessary treatment.
That's why those in need of a break are foregoing a bike tour of Italy or a jaunt to Napa and signing up for the de-stressing getaway.
A 12-month period for a founder could mean foregoing a salary of more than $100K.
A higher income resulted in a lower probability of foregoing services, irrespective of the group (users and non-users).
