The phrase "a recent vote of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision or opinion expressed by a group, often in the context of formal voting situations.
Example: "A recent vote of the board resulted in the approval of the new policy."
Alternatives: "a recent decision by" or "a recent resolution from".
He narrowly survived a recent vote of no confidence in him by his constituency party, by 173 votes to 126.
Dallas, on the other hand, does not need to tinker with much except perhaps a new contract for Phillips, who did receive a recent vote of confidence from the owner Jerry Jones.
The reinsurance giant Swiss Re said Thursday that its chief executive, Jacques Aigrain, was stepping down despite a recent vote of confidence — backed by a capital injection — from Warren E. Buffett.
Ms Sturgeon and her colleagues insist they already have a mandate for an independence referendum - from the Holyrood election and from a recent vote of the Scottish Parliament.
Leung, who survived a recent vote of no confidence, has repeatedly expressed his belief that Hong Kong needs to move away from its laissez-faire roots to promote economic development.
The Village of Whitesboro, N.Y. has succumbed to public pressure and announced that, despite a recent vote of support, it will do away with a town seal many view as racist and offensive.
Christie has also attracted criticism for going after a Republican rival, Senator Marco Rubio, over much-scrutinised absences from Congress which included a recent vote on the passing of a bipartisan spending bill.
The school's president, Donald P. Christian, said his decision to initiate the conversation that led to a recent vote grew out of the deadly 2017 "Unite the Right" rally of white supremacists in Charlottesville, Va.
"Ice Station Zebra" beat out such classics as "Greed," "I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang" and "Party Girl" in a recent vote among viewers of the cable channel Turner Classic Movies for which five films (from a list of 20 proposed by Warner Home Video) they would most like to have released on DVD.
Mr. Murdoch, whose media holdings and well-known conservative views have made him a favorite target of opponents of media consolidation, also lashed back at a recent vote by the House in favor of maintaining existing caps on the ownership of TV stations.
A recent vote by politicians indicate most of them believe she has committed serious crimes.
