The phrase "a teaching of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific lesson, principle, or doctrine that is being conveyed or imparted.
Example: "The book presents a teaching of compassion that resonates with readers of all ages."
Alternatives: "a lesson on" or "a doctrine of".
The immorality of birth control is no longer a teaching of the Catholic Church.
But he gained his great fame as a theatrical orator who transformed the harsh doctrines of Calvinism into a teaching of universal love.
Church law recognises the right of Catholics to follow their conscience, even when their decision disagrees with a teaching of the church.
CONCLUSION It is a teaching of Dear Little Leader Kim Jong Unader Kin Jong Un, in his tract on automobile-insurance law, "Automobile Insurance Law!," which is already a best-seller before publication, that "No-fault is the fault of all".
A resolution of the Hosanna-Tabor case, Justice Samuel Alito observes, "depends on how central a teaching of Lutheranism" the injunction against "suing in a civil tribunal" really is.
In the Mediterranean, avoidance of flesh eating is first recorded as a teaching of the philosopher Pythagoras of Samos (c. 530 bc), who alleged the kinship of all animals as one basis for human benevolence toward other creatures.
Prince of Wales Hospital (a teaching hospital of the Chinese University of Hong Kong) has adopted WHO HH audit protocol since 2007.
Setting: Polyvalent intensive care unit of a teaching hospital of Jaen, Spain.
The school employs a teaching faculty of 118 for an average student teacher ratio of 11 1.
She taught acting at UCLA and was a teaching associate of Robert Lewis for 14 years.
Now, after a teaching career of nearly 40 years, Mel is retiring from Empire State College.
