The phrase "a rebooting" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly because "rebooting" is a gerund and should not be preceded by "a."
Example: "The system is undergoing rebooting to fix the issues."
Alternatives: "a restart" or "a reboot."
Or are dreams merely the random electronic signals of a rebooting brain incorporating new data into its memory bank?
Now Murray's return will provide each of the friends, in their various drooping conditions, with a rebooting individually devised to free them from their tangles, at least for a while.
Then I counted to five, a technique I often employed with Michael, since if I changed the subject too quickly it would end up taking even longer: his face would look like what a rebooting computer's face would look like, if it had one.
"Your brain goes through a rebooting process each night, essentially recharging itself, so we feel brighter and refreshed in the morning," Fish said.
But if this conversation becomes a rebooting for the fundamental American values of love, respect, fairness and equality, components that from time to time need to be dusted off, reintroduced and re-imagined, then Trayvon Martin will have a lasting legacy in the American experience.
We considered cardioversion – a "rebooting of the heart" through an electric shock.
