The phrase "a release of this" 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, technical, or formal situations.
Example: "The company issued a release of this document to ensure transparency with the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "an issuance of this" or "a distribution of this".
"We have directed all of our posts overseas to review their security posture if and when there is a release of this report, to ensure that our personnel and our facilities are prepared for the range of reactions that might occur," Harf said.
The decrease in lysine levels during cold acclimation is consistent with a release of this inhibition.
Also as expected, treatment of the cells with the DNA replication inhibitor hydroxyurea provoked a block in the S phase, whereas after a release of this block for 6 h most of the cells were in the G2/M phase of the cell cycle (Fig. 4A; panel 6 and 7, respectively).
We speculate that a release of this closed SAS-6 state through either a regulatory protein or a direct phosphorylation of Y215 could provide a simple mechanism to trigger SAS-6 assembly locally by increasing the concentration of assembly efficient SAS-6.
The increased number of endosomes subsequent to PM10 exposure reported in this study could indicate a release of ROS via this pathway that may be linked to inflammasome mechanism.
The authors say a release of methane on this scale could bring forward the date when global temperatures increase by 2C by between 15 and 35 years.
"This was a release of emotion, a chance to share how we feel about losing Prince with others that feel it as deeply as we do".
This causes a release of growth factors correlating with hydrogel degradation.
In this context, a release of cellular 20S proteasome into the serum could lead to the simultaneously passing of bound activator PA28γ.
This causes a release of amino acids like alanine, which is subsequently transformed into pyruvate by alanine aminotransferase and thereafter into lactate [ 67].
