The phrase "a postponing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of delaying or rescheduling an event or action.
Example: "The committee announced a postponing of the meeting due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "a delay of" or "a deferral of".
A postponing of "empty nest" plans including trips and paying off mortgages.
It also caused a decrease in funding from the State of Georgia, which in turn caused a decrease in faculty salaries, firing of graduate student assistants, and a postponing of building renovations.
The process could be related either to a postponing of the termination of the sequential addition of the cusps, or a more elongated dental lamina without changes in the developmental timing.
"At the moment I have no information about an eventual postponing of the election but perhaps this point could be discussed there".
This can explain our finding showing a postponed increase of IL-1β in response to ATP plus P. gingivalis LPS stimulation.
Some forces could still face deep cuts depending on the outcome of a postponed shake-up of how Whitehall police grants are distributed between urban and rural forces.
This has been inflamed further by the postponing of a presidential election due to be held before the end of the year.
Management prescriptions for restored meadows included a postponed first cut of the meadow and no fertilizer or pesticide application.
It was years before results of a postponed genetic test showed otherwise.
The winner of a match postponed because of the uncertain political situation in Egypt will become the 30th team to make the final round of qualifying.
After an off-day and a game postponed because of rain, the Pirates faced the Phillies at home on May 28.
