The phrase "a triggering of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing an event or action that causes a reaction or response.
Example: "The triggering of the alarm system alerted everyone in the building to evacuate immediately."
Alternatives: "an activation of the" or "a provocation of the".
Another aspect of arousal processes concerns the high levels of arousal leading to a triggering of the stress reaction.
In conclusion, SDCs decreased gastric emptying rate, and this was suggested to be due to a triggering of the ileal brake.
In all events, exposure of CD44+ cancer stem-like cells to irradiation after a 4-hour DMF + BSO treatment resulted in a triggering of the intrinsic apoptotic pathway as efficiently as in the whole SQ20B cell population.
This extraordinary effect may arise through a triggering of the stringent response, because of ribosomes encountering untranslatable UUA codons in a small proportion of mRNAs.
Such an event should theoretically set in motion the pathway uncovered by Kaplan's work, the pathway that it is being argued here is simply a triggering of the normal wound healing response.
"Sudden death from overwork is often caused by stroke and is believed to result from a repetitive triggering of the stress response," they write.
Instead, what they seem to be seeing is an unconscious triggering of the stereotype that black men are more aggressive and hence more of a threat.
It is suspected that this rainfall played a major role in the triggering of the landslide.
A trigger of the switch selects the desired key (here, the third key, to select "k").
A trigger of the attack could be found in 34 (58%) patients with flu-like syndrome being the most frequent (89%).
Taken together, this result, in conjunction with other data obtained in the rest of this study, identified SPHK1 as a trigger of the Akt/FOXO3a/Bim cascade.
