The phrase "a venting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of expressing strong emotions or frustrations, often in a cathartic manner.
Example: "After a long week at work, I needed a venting of my frustrations to feel better."
Alternatives: "an expression of" or "a release of".
Indeed, the hollow signing statement is more a venting of pique — that the Israel provisions were put into a bill too big to veto — than constitutional principle.
1 hour 16 minutes; not rated A year after Occupy Wall Street protests began some pundits are quick to declare the movement dead or pointless, a venting of unfocused frustration that wasted its opportunities.
The movie concludes with a full-throated uproar, a venting of humanistic rage that reminds me of the great oratorical ending of "The Great Dictator," and the harsh and bitter suggestion of their similarities is entirely to Moretti's point.
I imagine it's little more than a venting of a frustration that Google continues to be held to a promise made six years ago, when they were under significantly less scrutiny than they are today.
A vent of fury, dismay and ridicule at Brexit imperfectly concealed behind an hour about, er, gardening, it's now appearing throughout the autumn.
He recalls once taking LSD, "a disastrous blunder that opened a vent of hell, and confirmed me as a long-standing whisky drinker".
"My irresponsibility in spreading information online was a vent of negative mood, and was a neglect of the social mainstream," Mr Xue said to camera.
It was not a strategy, but simply a vent of emotion.' (Interview number: FONZHBJ20150109BJ).
The measured FPBs for a vent of size 2 mm were used.
The 2007 eruption was so small that it was not recorded visually; however, it appears that the eruption reactivated a vent of the 1979 eruption because no new vents were identified in the subsequent field survey.
After you have all your strips cut out you will need to put one end of the strip into a "vent" of your mask and then pull the same end out of an adjacent "vent".
