The phrase "a waiving of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts when referring to the act of relinquishing a right or claim.
Example: "The contract includes a waiving of the right to sue for damages."
Alternatives: "a relinquishment of the" or "an abandonment of the".
It is obvious that the risk assessment of the study must be included when considering a waiving of consent.
Compassion is not pity, agreement, or a waiving of your rights.
In the case of acephate and methamidophos, the ADME data helped in reducing the uncertainty of the assessment and contributed to a partial waiving of the factors used to take account of uncertainty in setting a reference value.
They have said nothing about Israel's demand for an outright Palestinian waiving of the right of return.The Palestinians have been less circumspect.
In "Judith Miller Leaves Jail" (editorial, Oct. 1), you cite two potential sources of coercion in the waiving of a confidentiality agreement: when the government requires it as a condition for continued employment, and when the journalist directly coerces the source.
The 1992 Cuban Democracy Act conditioned the waiving of sanctions on the introduction of democratic changes inside Cuba.
"I don't want to be represented, I don't wish to contest the charges, I plead guilty," the solemn-faced defendant blurted out after waiving a reading of the charges: first-degree murder and first-degree attempted murder, which could lead to the death penalty.
The site drives referrals by waiving a week of the $20/month subscription fee for referrals and adds users by creating accounts for non-users when they are referred on the site.
Waiving a copy of the Quran, he has accused his political opponents of being unbelievers, while also seeking to please Turkey's Sunni-majority electorate at the expense of its large Alevi community.
