The phrase "a sequestration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, financial, or environmental contexts to refer to the act of isolating or setting apart something, often for preservation or protection.
Example: "The court ordered a sequestration of the assets until the case was resolved."
Alternatives: "a removal of" or "an isolation of".
This corresponds to a sequestration of up to 55.3 million tons of carbon, representing up to US$26.55 billion in the carbon market.
At one point Mr. Panetta was asked, given the intensity of his language, if he would resign if the across-the-board cuts, called a "sequestration" of government spending, kicked in.
A solution composed of 50%% wastewater gave a sequestration of 84.6 % (line 28) while a solution of 97 % wastewater had a percentage of sequestration of 51.7 % by immobilized DMC (line 29).
With a mass ratio of five and using a low molecular weight, a sequestration of 52.7 % was attained (run 9), which was higher than with high molecular weight chitosan (run 4).
This decrease correlated with a sequestration of the central homologous recombination factor, Rad52, to telomeres determined by chromatin immuno-precipitation.
Inflammatory insults however inhibit the release of iron from macrophages [2] and malaria can result in a sequestration of iron in reticuloendothelial macrophages [3] inhibiting iron availability to erythroblasts.
It is most interesting to note that the interference with Plk1 activity resulted not only in a drastic upregulation of hBora but in a concomitant sequestration of Aurora A within the cytosol.
A defective sequestration of mitochondria by autophagosomes was observed as a consequence of impaired mitochondrial priming.
It is unclear how much it will cost -- a question that concerns many lawmakers as the nation faces a potential sequestration of domestic programs.
However, a sustained nuclear translocation of Hsp27 can be viewed as a nuclear sequestration of the protein.
We could observe a progressive sequestration of both CD4+ and CD8+ T cells starting 3 days post-infection in both mouse strains.
