The phrase "about cessation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the topic or subject related to stopping or ending something.
Example: "The report is about cessation of hostilities in the region."
Alternatives: "regarding the end of" or "concerning the termination of".
"It immediately brings about cessation of open communication to the federal direction, contributes to wooden and unreliable communication... and, dare I say it, retribution".
1936 Paris and London Push Peace In a supreme effort to remove a serious threat to European peace and at the same time to end the carnage in Spain, France and Great Britain have invited Germany, Italy, Russia and Portugal to join in a concerted move to put a stop to outside assistance to the parties in the Spanish conflict and to bring about cessation of hostilities as speedily as possible.
There is longstanding evidence that calcium is important in the signalling from CNS myelin to bring about cessation of axonal growth (Bandtlow et al., 1993; Loschinger et al., 1997).
Similarly, midwives have reported resistance when counselling pregnant women about cessation of smoking, also a case where maintaining a good relationship with the women is important for a successful outcome [ 21].
As all long form PDE4 isozymes are activated following PKA phosphorylation of their UCR1 domain [5], creating a feedback loop to bring about cessation of cAMP signalling events, we were interested to see if N-terminal phosphorylation affected PDE4D7 activity.
Maybe the Koreans themselves will bring about a cessation of hostilities.
Raanan Gissin, a spokesman for the prime minister, said, "Anything that could bring about a cessation of the violence and a cease-fire that will enable a resumption of the talks is welcome".
The right to withdrawal 'at any time' is different than the kind of immediate withdrawal brought about by cessation of an intervention.
The sole way to bring about an immediate cessation of the violence is through a negotiated political settlement which meets the legitimate aspirations of the Syrian people.
"There have been, as you might expect, over the past few days enormous diplomatic efforts to get us to the point where I hope at some point within the next few days we can say very clearly what our plan is to bring about an immediate cessation of hostilities," he said.
"There is nothing in this agreement that stipulates, implies or requires that the cut-off date will bring about the cessation of any obligations on any party".
