The phrase "a grafting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of combining or integrating different elements, ideas, or styles.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a grafting of traditional techniques and modern themes, creating a unique visual experience."
Alternatives: "a fusion of" or "a blending of".
The movie is not exactly a mashup of genres but a grafting of a current style — in effect, the Hollywood martial-arts movie — onto an utterly overfamiliar Cold War spy story.
Based on the 'Molecular Designed Dispersion' method, a grafting of the PCH surface with aluminium oxide species is performed.
A grafting of stabilizer molecules onto monomer and a possible partitioning of TEMPO between the continuous medium and particle phase were postulated for the deviation of the experimentally obtained molecular weight from the calculated value.
Later, a plastic surgeon covered it with a graft of skin from her thigh.
It has long been the preferred option for a patient with the most severe burns until a graft of the patient's own skin can be applied.
In effect, it's a graft of Kubrick onto Hitchcock, a story of an ordinary man's exposure to the nearly unbearably extraordinary.
And the eye is "immune privileged": it will tolerate a graft of human tissue – in this case stem cells – without the immune system mounting an all-out attack and causing rejection.
There's a graft of art in many of Sirk's most important films, such as the prominent place of Willa Cather's "My Ántonia" in "The Tarnished Angels," and Thoreau's "Walden" in "All That Heaven Allows".
The burn on her right eyelid was too deep to heal by itself, and a graft of her own skin was applied during the second operation, Dr. Bessey said.
Designing a graft of alloplastic or autogenous material and printing out the model with an indication of this graft or a printout of the new graft itself.
If there is a larger bone defect of more than 1.5 cm, ramal bone was a graft of choice.
