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The phrase "a release of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of making something available or letting go of something, often in legal, formal, or technical settings.
Example: "The company issued a release of the new software update to improve user experience."
Alternatives: "an issuance of the" or "a publication of the".
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Even at very high pipe permeability (K A ), release of the heat due to serpentinisation significantly increases the time until serpentinisation ceases.
There was a release of the tension of many years.
Penguin has said it is considering a release of the unabridged version in Britain.
It would be nice to see that candor honored by a release of the original cut, which earned the film an X rating.
"We need a release of the Holy Spirit to set guys free from bondage," said Steve Farrar, head of Texas ministry, who stood on a stage.
Here's how Fannie put it in a news release on Tuesday: "Fannie Mae expects to pay Treasury a significant dividend in the quarter following a release of the valuation allowance on the company's deferred tax assets".
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However, anticipation for a release of the first season on DVD was high at Entertainment Weekly.
This is stronger stuff, certainly, than Democratic politicians have offered in a quarter century or more, and reveals a slackening — if not quite a release — of the centrist hold on the Democratic imagination.
It represented a release of the deep-rooted frustration triggered by the off-field shambles that culminated in Rangers taking their place in Scottish football's lowest tier in 2012.
The bipolar cautery was used for a release of the paratenon and a bone denervation at the inferior patellar pole including the tendon insertion site within the marked area.
Thus, in less severe OA, with more elastic capsules, a release of the short rotator tendons would have caused a change in ICP.
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