"a keeping" is not correct and usable in written English.
If you are wanting to express the idea that something is in a state of being preserved or maintained, then you would structure the sentence as "keep/keeping something". For example, You should keep your room tidy.
In 2013-2014 the building from 1985 underwent a major renovation to passive house standard (class A), keeping only the concrete framework to reduce emissions.
You can solve this problem by A) keeping cell phone numbers of your kids and spouse in your wallet; or B) giving everyone a contingency "go-to" location in case you get separated.
A sliding barn-style door with exposed black steel hardware in the kitchen hides a throwback to the homes of old — a "keeping room". Originating from traditional house styles, a keeping room was designed to keep guests near the kitchen and the warmth provided by the hearth, but away from the person doing the cooking.
Neighboring jurisdictions are a keeping close eye on their experiences.
Successive federal governments have stalled on the need for a keeping place.
So don't hold your breath on truth-telling, the voice – or a keeping place.
There's a keeping-up-with-the-Joneses aspect to sending out applications.
a. Keeping airplanes fueled and idling on standby for use by local elected officials b.
Late Monday, S.& P. cut Italy's rating by one notch to A from A+, keeping it an investment grade but citing the country's weakening economic growth prospects and higher-than-expected levels of government debt.
Taking limit as a → ∞, keeping x fixed, we get ϕ ( x ) = c 4 − 1 Π 2 ∫ − ∞ ∞ f ( t ) dt t − x, Open image in new window (172).
Taking limit as a → −∞, keeping x fixed, we get ϕ ( x ) = c 1 b − x − 1 Π 2 ∫ − ∞ b b − t b − x f ( t ) dt ( t − x ), Open image in new window (166).
