The phrase "a stocktaking of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an assessment or review of a situation, resources, or progress.
Example: "The committee conducted a stocktaking of the project's achievements to identify areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "an assessment of" or "a review of".
A study conducted by the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training together with PMO RALG as a stocktaking exercise of COBET implementation in 2006 came out with a different picture.
The Financial Times quotes one person helping to operate the two-week trial, who said the trial was also "part of a stocktaking exercise" to assess the numbers of EU nationals living and working in Britain.
British officials described it as a "stocktaking session" in advance of the G20 summit in Mexico on 18-19 June.
Based on a systematic literature review (Ninitial sample = 1137 publications, Npreliminary sample = 32, Nfinal sample = 7), it represents a stocktaking exercise to evaluate the research methodologies used and findings reported in the emerging field of empirical research relating mindfulness to sustainable consumption.
According to Children and AIDS: A Stocktaking Report, approximately 8.6 million children in Nigeria have lost one or both parents due to all causes, with 930,000 of them having lost one or both parents due to AIDS.
Report finds AIDS campaign gathering momentum despite major challenges NEW YORK, 16 January 2007 – A global campaign to put children at the heart of the fight against AIDS is gathering momentum but much, much more needs to be done, according to a stocktaking report on the initiative's first year.
Telebriefing on "Children and AIDS: A Stocktaking Report" 11 January 2007 - Media Advisory Angolan Youth Music Festival on HIV/AIDS: a new drive towards prevention LUANDA, 1 December 2006 – About 4,500 adolescent students and young people will gather on the third of December in Luanda during the Youth Music Festival on HIV/AIDS.
By Dan Thomas NEW YORK, USA, 16 January 2007 – A global campaign to put children at the heart of the fight against AIDS is gathering momentum but much, much more needs to be done, according to a stocktaking report on the initiative's first year.
Furthermore, a stocktaking exercise on HPSR production gaps in 12 EMR countries revealed significant inconsistencies between HPSR produced and regional HPSR priorities, emphasizing the need for more HPSR and its alignment with the demand for evidence by policymakers [ 15].
