The phrase "a quashing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to the act of rejecting or nullifying a decision, order, or action.
Example: "The court issued a ruling that resulted in a quashing of the previous verdict."
Alternatives: "an annulment of" or "a cancellation of".
Don seemed a little bemused by the idea and when Ted offered to fix Mitchell Rosen's problem in return for a quashing of hostilities, he could barely believe his luck.
A quashing of the long-term proposal may not have any effect on Jeter's good relationship with the team and desire to remain with the Yankees -- or, depending on the tone of the negotiations, the decision may harden Jeter, as other players have been hardened in a similar situation.
But correspondents say the move by new President Maithripala Sirisena amounts to a quashing of his previous convictions.
There was also a quashing, for the moment, of what appeared a potential upset by the eighth-seeded team in the Eastern Conference playoffs, the Indiana Pacers, against the No. 1 team, the Philadelphia 76ers.
The effect of a quashing order is to invalidate an ultra vires decision made by a public body, usually acting under some statutory authority.
As mentioned above in relation to prohibiting orders, the test for standing to apply for a quashing order is that of sufficient interest in the matter.
A decision which operates as a prerequisite to or a step in a process capable of altering rights, interests or liabilities may also be the subject of a quashing order".
They include the prosecutions of five men he alleged to have plotted to kidnap Victoria Beckham in 2000; his story claiming three men were trying to build a "dirty bomb" in 2004; and the quashing of a conviction in 2010 of an Albanian immigrant for supplying drugs.
Rouen cathedral Beyond, an antechamber delivers a digital postscript, the quashing of the heresy verdict via the 1456 retrial, which, crucially, was conducted in what had become a French Rouen, rather than a city under English authority.
America promised a big air lift.See article: Hurricane havoc in Central AmericaAugusto Pinochet, Chile's former dictator, remained in legal limbo as Britain's House of Lords mulled over an appeal against the quashing of his arrest by a lower court.
They are responding to the quashing of a democratic movement that swelled in 1988 with a peaceful nationwide uprising.
