The phrase "a shooting of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing incidents involving gunfire or violence, often in news reports or narratives.
Example: "The police are investigating a shooting of a local resident that occurred last night."
Alternatives: "an incident of a shooting" or "a case of a shooting".
At the same time, the number of shootings in the city is increasing, a trend that was underlined by a shooting of a man in Greenwich Village on Saturday that was reminiscent of a more violent era.
The only known communication from the killer, a tarot death card left near the scene of a shooting of a 13-year-old student critically wounded on Oct. 9, made no reference to any political cause.
On the same day that Aldridge was shot to death, police responded to a shooting of a twenty-two-year-old man on a street in Englewood, a neighborhood on the city's South Side.
The phenomenon surfaced here on Oct. 9 on a tarot death card left at the scene of a shooting of a 13-year-old student in Prince George's County, Md .The message on the card said, "Dear Policeman, I am God".
The shootout followed a chase along the freeway, also known as California Route 91, around midnight after police officers spotted the car of a 40-year-old man wanted after he fled the scene of a shooting of a police officer at an Anaheim hotel on Sunday morning.
He was the third white officer indicted in 2014 in a shooting of an unarmed black man in South Carolina.
Discusses the movie "Trees Lounge," which he wrote and directed… Writer accompanies Buscemi to a shoot of an episode of "The Sopranos" which Bescemi was directing.
Reports of a shooting trigger an avalanche of misinformation on the internet.
"It's a police shooting, of a high-profile nature, where someone was killed.
A north Milwaukee neighborhood is rocked by violence sparked by a police shooting of a man fleeing a traffic stop.
No wonder Susan Sontag has likened the shooting of a camera to the shooting of a gun.
